Before the city came to a halt, Lu Ye received a battle damage report from the future.
The report read: Beigang Station accident, twenty-seven people died.
No one believed an outsourced surveyor's warning. His superiors wanted to seal the data, and his colleagues advised him not to touch old cases. Even the death conclusion of his brother Lu Chuan pointed to "illegal operations."
But when the first accident in the report happened on time, Lu Ye knew that this was not a warning, but a constantly updated death list.
He must find the source of the pollution before the disaster and rewrite every battle damage record without authority, evidence, or even being monitored by the risk department.
But the closer he got to the truth, the more he discovered that someone in this city was using the name of "emergency drills" to turn subway stations and urban areas into battlefields waiting to be detonated.