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The animated feature film has finally arrived.

On major social media platforms and anime forums, countless fans used the most vicious language to condemn Su Bai's cold-bloodedness.

I swear I will never contribute a single view to this anime that's obviously full of angst.

However, the moment the animation started playing...

The peak number of concurrent online users surged to a level that chilled the industry.

Shen Qingyue stood in front of the main control screen, looking at the data flow line that was reddish-purple, and couldn't help but shake her head.

"They're complaining about not wanting to watch, yet they're pushing the servers to the brink of crashing the very first second the stream starts. What are these people thinking?"

"Because the more certain a tragedy is to be, the more people want to know just how beautiful the process will be."

Su Bai leaned back in the sofa chair, his fingers lightly interlaced.

"This masochistic tendency, like a moth drawn to a flame, is itself the highest manifestation of human empathy."

His gaze as he looked at the screen was deep and confident.

With the opening of channels on various platforms, countless viewers flooded into the playback page for the first episode.

[Checking in! I'm curious to see what other tricks that old scoundrel Su has up his sleeve.]

[I've already taken one nitroglycerin pill. See you in hell, everyone.]

I'm so nervous about watching this anime!

A dense barrage of bullet comments flew across the screen.

However, when the first frame of the main feature lights up...

All the bullet comments suddenly broke down.

Accompanied by the patter of rain, what comes into view is a futuristic city shrouded in rain and mist.

The somber color scheme, the damp glass curtain wall, and the extremely melancholic piano accompaniment all combine to create a somber atmosphere.

In an instant, an atmosphere of extreme loneliness was forcibly crammed into the minds of all the viewers.

Followed by.

The male protagonist, Tsukasa Mizugaki, stands in a transparent sightseeing elevator as it slowly ascends.

He turned his head casually and looked through the water-drenched glass at another elevator descending across the street.

In that instant, time seemed to stretch out.

In the elevator opposite, stood a girl with long silver hair and crimson eyes.

That's Ella.

She didn't look at Si, but quietly gazed at the rain scene outside the window.

Her eyes were red-rimmed, and glistening tears were silently sliding down her pale cheeks.

Raindrops pounded on the glass outside the elevator, overlapping with her tears, reflecting a fragile beauty.

The scene gave Mizugaki Tsukasa a close-up, his pupils slightly dilated, his eyes filled with amazement.

The sound effect of a missed heartbeat is particularly clear in the background.

This is the most classic way of depicting a boy falling in love with a girl at first sight.

If this were in any romance anime, it would be a scene that would make viewers swoon over the sweetness.

But in the comments section of this animation, at this moment, a desperate cry erupted.

Don't look at her!! You idiot!

[Close your eyes! Do you know what you're putting your eyes on?!]

Help! Why does falling in love at first sight, which is supposed to be so romantic, make my stomach cramp up whenever I see it?

For others, love at first sight is the beginning of romance; for you, it's a countdown to death!

The audience's hearts were bleeding.

Because they are in an omniscient perspective.

The male protagonist knew nothing about it and simply considered it a beautiful encounter.

But the audience watching on screen knew perfectly well that this stunningly beautiful girl, who was shedding tears, had less than two thousand hours left to live.

This huge information gap imbues the first three minutes of the first episode with a suffocatingly poignant beauty.

Just as the audience was firmly held in their seats by this sense of powerlessness, the plot suddenly took a turn.

The scene then switched to the next day.

With his employment report in hand, Mizugaki Tsukasa arrived at his assigned work location.

Terminal Services Department.

The scene here is completely different from the damp and gloomy elevator we just left.

The office was cluttered with miscellaneous items, and documents were scattered all over the floor.

A female senior colleague named Xiangyue, with short pink hair, was slamming her fist on the table in frustration.

A bespectacled, frivolous-looking male employee named Zack was slacking off and making sarcastic remarks.

Meanwhile, in the nearby tea room, Constance was smiling as he poured tea.

Everyone chatted and laughed, teasing each other about their shortcomings, and the air was filled with a joyful and even slightly silly everyday atmosphere.

However, faced with this sunshine, the audience collectively felt a more cruel and profound meaning.

[Su Bai, you understand dark humor.]

[What seems like a silly, comedic company is actually a damn hideout for the Grim Reaper!]

[These people come to work happily every day, then take their documents and go tear other people's families apart? I don't dare to think about it.]

The scariest thing is that they've become accustomed to it.

In this bewildered state, Mizugaki Tsukasa was assigned to the department head, Gojima.

"Due to the special nature of our work, our department has always implemented a pairing system of humans and Giftia."

Wu Dao held a file and pointed to the office door.

"Your partner is the most senior one here; she's an excellent expert."

The door handle turns.

Amidst the expectant gazes of the driver and the frantic warnings from the live chat.

The door was pushed open.

A silver-haired girl carrying a tea tray walked in.

However, before she could take her second step, she tripped over her own foot and fell forward in a very ungraceful manner on the flat ground, splashing tea all over the floor.

It was Ella who had just been crying in the elevator, being lauded as an expert by the section chief.

This strong sense of clumsiness and cuteness struck a chord with Si once again, and also made many viewers unconsciously smile like doting aunts.

But the smile hadn't even had a chance to spread across her face.

Section Chief Wu Dao had casually tossed the thick file onto the table.

"Alright, the family reunion is over. Now get to work. This is your group's first recovery mission, and the target's lifespan is nearing its end."

The file folder was opened.

The camera zooms in.

It was an information sheet for the target, with a picture of a blonde little girl smiling brightly in the upper right corner.

In the name column, two words were clearly written.

Nina.

The barrage of comments on the entire screen went completely wild at that moment.

[Holy crap!! That's the granddaughter of the old lady in the PV!!]

[The first episode goes straight to the main course?! You old scoundrel, aren't you even giving us a transition period?!]

I thought there would be a few filler episodes of slice-of-life scenes first, but you just dragged me to the execution ground right off the bat!

Tsukasa Mizugaki had no idea what this job meant.

But Ella had already stood up again and dusted off her uniform.

Her clumsy, adorable demeanor vanished without a trace, and her eyes returned to the numbness they had shown when they first met.

She turned around and walked towards the door, her voice as mechanical and flat as she coldly uttered three words.

"Go to work."

This was accompanied by a completely emotionless statement.

A rapid and oppressive ending theme song suddenly rang out.

The progress bar of the first episode stopped abruptly at the frame where Si caught up with Ella's back.

The hearts of viewers across the internet were suspended in mid-air by this sudden stop.

It's a feeling of despair, like being tricked into a slaughterhouse and not even having time to catch your breath before you hear the sound of knives being sharpened.

Meanwhile, in the office of Healing Animation Company.

Su Bai smiled as he watched the soaring depression level in the system.

"Welcome to my execution ground of memories."