Glass Eyes and the Pain of Sunflowers
A pawn shop in the foggy city at midnight, specializing in memory trading. The boss Lin Shi has a glass lens embedded in his right eye, which allows him to glimpse the memories of others being pawned. The upgrade of his ability must be at the cost of redeeming the memories of others and inheriting all their pain, but his own memory has become increasingly fragmented.
In order to remember his daughter's graduation ceremony, the rickety old man redeemed his regrets at the cost of pain for the rest of his life. Lin Shi glimpsed the truth in the guilt of dying. When the girl in the white dress pushed through the door holding a picture of the faceless boy, his blank past and the out-of-control memory monster finally began to resonate. Is this transaction of exchanging pain for memories a redemption or an abyss?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
