Full Book

Mingcetai is a city of rules where people can be conferred as gods if they write on them, and people can be erased if they write on them. The first time Lu Heng woke up, he saw "Sixty" branded on the wooden sign around his waist - the starting point of the passing line and the edge of falling. He used to be an HR person and knows best how the system uses "optimization" to turn people into numbers. Here, those with a grade point below sixty will be expelled and dragged into the lightless inventory, where they will fade into ink stains in the same copying. Errands come from your inner fears—the first one he received was worded exactly the same as the day he was laid off. He doesn't fight against the rules, he breaks them down. When there was no one to claim the errands in the blank column, he returned them empty, causing the system to freeze; when Azan had no errands to accept but was expelled from the list, he chased her down to the inventory shop and wrote down her name one by one when she was about to fade away; when he was trapped in the corridor, he simply sat still and did not let the system measure his progress. He held the charcoal pen given by Zhu Yi in his arms - it was the only knife that could write down the writing outside the book. The examiner is not a god, but the hand of a person with the best performance in history, who is still criticizing after death. When the errands stopped, the pillars collapsed. But new things are growing outside the city: shadows that have been removed from the list, trees that are shy of green, and existences that cannot be registered by the system. Lu Heng had to write these names without pages in the blank space outside the book. The price was that every time he wrote a word, he would lose a piece of money. "You can measure all the people in the book, but you cannot measure the names written outside the book."