Ubiquitous cameras monitor people's every move, every word and deed. Hidden heroes, relying on the magical predictive ability of machines to prevent crimes from happening. The machine's predictive power is amazing, but it can't tell the protagonists clearly whether the person on the number is a victim or a criminal. This setting makes each story full of suspense, and various reversals have their place.
Although most people think that protecting privacy is extremely important, in fact, in today's society, people's privacy is being exposed more and more, and many people don't mind showing their lives on social networks. In a society without privacy, it is easier for the police to solve crimes, it is more difficult for criminals to hide, and ordinary people seem to be safer. But those bosses with hands and eyes and huge power can still act in secret and do whatever they want. When confronting the high-level government, all the protagonists can do is arrange for the victims to flee in secret.
In each story, the protagonists plead for justice while maintaining their secret identities. In other words, with so many cameras and so many witnesses, the police just couldn't find the "man in a suit", and they were really drunk.
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