You: What About You?

In 2003, Yuanzhou, a small southern town. A female body was found under the Phoenix Bridge, your motorcycle was parked next to it, and there was blood on the back seat. You don't remember what happened last night. The deceased's name was Lin Xiaoman, who came from Wuhan and was looking for someone who had been dead for six years. That name is your comrade who died fighting the flood in Jingjiang in 1998, Zhang Lei. Four words were written in ballpoint pen on the back of the photo: He is still alive. You drive a motorcycle to carry passengers, your back hurts, your wife is gone, you live in a twenty-year-old building, and the heels of your cloth shoes click. The car repairman Lao Zhao is missing and there is blood in his shop. A man in a gray jacket with a slightly draggy right leg is following you. The engine of the dark-colored Santana downstairs stayed on all night. You start chasing back. Every step forward brings you closer to that night. The memory is broken at the Phoenix Bridge, like a wall poured with cement. You can't hit it with your head. What's on the other side of the wall? Who killed Lin Xiaoman? What does Lao Zhao know? Is Zhang Lei really dead? Someone, through a dead man, is looking for you. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.