If You See This Video, You Have Been Infected

On her first day of unemployment, Ni Ma turned on her phone and saw a three-second video - at an intersection, the faces of all pedestrians were blank. He thought it was a virus and turned off his phone. Looking up out of the window, at the intersection downstairs, the faces of all the pedestrians were blank. He stood by the balcony, still holding the glass of warm water he had just poured. The water glass didn't fall, and the person didn't shout. It was just that the pause button was pressed on the entire portrait. Twelve years ago, when he first entered the workplace, his master said something to him: "After doing this for a long time, you can't tell the difference between what's really disgusting and what's just disgusting." Ni Ma always thought she could tell the difference. Until today.