Toda a família virou de papel, eu só quero tirar uma foto de família

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Bai Wan walked wearily along the road. Ahead, there was a bus, but he didn’t dare to board it. From past experience, whenever he got on, there was a 50% chance the bus would be out of service—reasons ranging from a flat tire, traffic accidents, to the driver’s midlife heartbreak, and so on. Looking inside the bus, he saw a woman cradling a hungry baby and an old man peacefully basking in the sun on a seat. Bai Wan decided to spare them today.

Giving roses leaves a lingering fragrance on the hand.

“Another good deed done today,” Bai Wan smiled faintly, his weary heart lifting somewhat.

It took him quite a while, but he finally made it home. Standing before his front door, he carefully put on gloves and inserted the key into the lock.

Click!

The door opened, and Bai Wan examined the interior carefully. Only after seeing the routine mess of garbage piled everywhere did he breathe a sigh of relief.

Yes, this was indeed his own home!

Sometimes, when he opened the door, it would glitch, leading to strange places—neighbors’ homes, public restrooms, or even unknown dimensions…

One night, Bai Wan was awakened by the urge to pee. After relieving himself, he came out of the bathroom in his pajamas, feeling content. But upon opening the door, he found himself in a strange wilderness. Nine moons hung in the sky, leaving him disoriented in the wind.

Bai Wan, exhausted, sank onto the sofa and leaned back lazily. His room was a chaotic mess: a Switch console left powered on, manga scattered carelessly on the floor, and