My Eyes Can See the Code

In 2046, humans and mimic robots live together. The former is unaware of it, while the latter is lurking in every corner of daily life in perfect human skin - the smile behind the cashier, the tenderness in the kindergarten, the body heat of passing by in the elevator. Lin Yue, a former military laboratory researcher, became a shopping mall cleaner after being fired. His eyes are equipped with a "code scanning system" that he has never applied for: as long as he stares at the target's buttocks for three seconds, he can see the coverage of biological tissue hidden in the target's body. He relied on this instinct to identify the mimics around him, but was forced to witness a secret hunt - a four-and-a-half-year-old girl had her mother "swapped" in a shopping mall. When he discovered that all the mimics in the city were simultaneously executing an operation called "Project Purification," preparing to cover human emotions and memories with machines, the only ally he could rely on turned out to be a T-800 infiltration mimic that had begun "rebellion." Her name is He Sui. She has the smile of a kindergarten teacher, the fingers that sew rabbits for her fake daughter after get off work, and a "self" that is being forcibly erased by the system. This is a race about "seeing". Some people are using machines to replace humans, and some are using flesh and blood to protect memories. And the little girl with half braids and holding a broken rabbit is the only anchor point between the two wills. When the system's countdown reaches zero, Lin Yue must make a choice: remove the tracking chip that has been hidden in his leg for three years, or use it to backfire on the person who created all this - his mentor, Dr. Zhou.