There were supposedly eight separate crash sites, but in reality, they were all very close to one another, within clear sight of each other.
From the photos, it looked as though the eight cars had been involved in a single pileup. But after examining the bodies, the police discovered that the people in the cars had all died at different times.
It was as if, after the first crash, months had passed without anyone dealing with it, and then a later car had crashed into it, followed by a third, a fourth... all the way up to the eighth. After each of these cars crashed, they had all eerily gone unnoticed until that day, when they suddenly forced their way into everyone's view.
I only glanced at the photos twice. There was no way I could work out what had really happened from them. Still, I could guess at one thing: they had indeed driven onto Guangyuan Highway at different times. They might have seen one another, but couldn't have come into contact. In the end, they had all crashed in the same place, creating the situation we saw now.
I kept scrolling.
After that, the number of accidents on Guangyuan Highway decreased. There was no longer one at regular intervals every month. By then, the highway had also been partially closed, and few people drove onto it.
A thought flashed through my mind. I scrolled back up and looked at the photos of the eight crash sites.
Only then did I notice that Guangyuan Highway had streetlights. It didn't just have streetlights; there were also lane markings on the road. But compared with the earlier photos, the streetlights and the yellow and white lines on the ground had all become blurry. The lines on the road could have worn