The Man Who Stitches the City's Wounds

Lin Mo is an unemployed municipal maintenance worker. That night, he repaired a broken street lamp, only to see that ten minutes later the subway was flooded and his daughter's red schoolbag was floating in the carriage. From then on, whenever he personally repaired a public facility whose faults had been artificially covered up, he would see the most likely disasters that would occur within ten minutes after it was restored to use: fire hydrants without water, falling billboards, and hospital backup lights that went out. But every time he blocked a wound, he would forget a period of his life related to maintenance. In the surveillance, the father who died twelve years ago reappeared; accidents across the city began to point to the same batch of erased materials and work orders. Without a backend and no authority, Lin Mo could only work with the criminal police, firefighters, nurses, and riders to snatch back ten minutes from each line and old receipts. Only this time, is it the city he wants to repair, or is it a crime that has been covered up for twelve years?