Outsiders

He lives in the town without a name to identify him. On the door of the barber shop, a self-rewriting notice began to count down; the boy who died five years ago reappeared while washing his hair, and another person's name was called out at the altar in Bailiang Mountain. In the first volume of "Dislocated Time and Space", he was involved in two staggered gray realms: some people tampered with the name, some split the life span, and some used the body, records, location and relatives to spell out a "returner". But just because your body is back doesn't mean you're back; if others remember you, it doesn't mean you've become that person. He refused to make up for himself and returned to the city as a "temporary returner", only to find that reality can also eat people: a residence without a room number, a missing door, conflicting property contracts, the status of the residents on his mobile phone, and a key that forced him to confirm that he had "entered the door." In the second volume "The Mystery of the Heavenly Dragon", a bronze door piece engraved with an eyeless dragon, an unfinished blue line and a second crack lead him to an older account. Is Tianlong a legend, an organization, or a door that has never really been opened? When the whole world is naming him, can he prove that he has come back with just his own answer?