Hangzhou Underground City Crisis

"Jiang Hao, what are you standing around for? Move!"

A voice came through the communicator, while someone beside him gave his dazed body a shove.

Jiang Hao turned his head and saw a helmeted man gesturing at him. Information about the man immediately surfaced in his mind.

Liu Yuan, a Hangzhou base employee, a transport truck driver, and his childhood friend.

"You okay?"

Seeing Jiang Hao still spacing out, Liu Yuan asked again.

"I'm fine!"

Jiang Hao shouted.

Liu Yuan narrowed his eyes and tilted his head, then turned and glared at Jiang Hao. "You've got a communicator. Do you have to shout that loud?"

Only then did Jiang Hao realize it. He raised a hand apologetically.

"Come on, time to work. Your truck's over there. I'm heading to mine." Liu Yuan waved and walked toward his own transport truck.

Just then, a flood of memories poured into Jiang Hao's mind, making him understand everything. He pulled out his vehicle card, found his assigned No. 605 truck, and climbed inside. One vehicle after another started up and drove away, but Jiang Hao stayed still, sorting through the memories in his head.

The system had arranged an identity for Jiang Hao. His name was still Jiang Hao. He was twenty-eight years old, a senior transport truck driver at the Hangzhou base, on the same level as Liu Qi's grandfather in the movie.

When humanity moved into the Underground Cities, he had happened to be twelve years old, part of the group allowed in without participating in the lot drawing. Entering Hangzhou Underground City alongside him was his younger sister Jiang Yan, who was two years his junior.

Jiang Hao was astonished to discover that Jiang Yan in this world looked exactly like his real-world younger sister, Yanzi.

His parents had not