There is a legend about the memory taxidermist circulating in Rongcheng, Wudu: any memory infected by traditional Chinese medicine can be made into a specimen and sealed permanently. In the tenth year when Jiang Xia inherited her mother's clinic, a butterfly corpse soaked in formalin revealed the past of the skeleton buried in the deep fog. When skull specimens engraved with the coordinates of the clinic appear at the scene of a serial murder case, and when the deceased twenty years ago starts calling her cell phone at midnight, Jiang Xia discovers that the most terrifying specimen is her own childhood memory that has been tampered with seven times.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
