Zhang Mengyu's loss of memory and a chance encounter caused a sensation across the entire universe, an infinite expanse with no end to its reaches.
Far from Earth, farther away than the sun, lies an independent planet called Wang Meng Star.
The Netherworld is said to be where the dead go. Those who arrive there are supposedly made to drink Meng Po's Soup before reincarnating. But here's the question: if Meng Po's Soup takes away the memories of one's past and present lives, do those memories still exist? And if so, where?
That's right, there's a place called Qianjin City, which could also be called the Netherworld's second transfer station. It is dedicated to storing the memories of living beings throughout the universe.
But they say the Netherworld and Qianjin City are completely different places. Why is that? Read The World of Yesterday and Today, and let's find out together.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
