The memory of your first love is worth 800,000, but the clip of your mother teaching you to ride a bicycle... I am willing to bid 5 million. When Cheng Xiaonuo discovered that he could see the value of memory, the impoverished college student immediately found a shortcut to getting rich - becoming a memory intermediary.
In this world, memory is the hardest currency. The rich buy the adventurous memories of young people to experience excitement, the elderly sell their lifelong skills in exchange for pensions, and the lovelorn pawn their painful memories for peace of mind. Cheng Xiaonuo wandered around, making a living by brokering deals, until he met two special clients: a mysterious girl who insisted on pawning all the memories about her sister, and a man in a suit who paid a sky-high price to buy the memory of July 16th.
When a simple transaction turned into a series of murders, Cheng Xiaonuo discovered that the reason why some memories are expensive is precisely because they should not be remembered. And the locked childhood memory in his own mind may be the truth behind the birth of the entire memory black market.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
