Surviving the War: I've Lost My Memory

“Modern warfare” + “survival” + “alternate parallel world” + “ensemble cast” + “no System”

(The world map is in the author's note at the end of Chapter 1.)

(Warning! This fictional world has no direct connection to reality!)

The city is under siege, and its people cannot escape.

Supplies are running short. Famine and disease spread through the city, while the international community cannot intervene directly in the war.

With danger lurking in daylight, the citizens can only venture outside at night.

Shelling, gunfire, and ruins have become part of everyday life in this city.

The people here say it is not the end of the world, yet it feels even worse than doomsday.

This is a war memoir from a parallel world.

It tells the story of an ordinary person stranded in a foreign land.

Of going from fleeing war to facing its cruelty head-on.

Of finding the truth amid a sea of rumors, and seeking memories through countless stories.

Though order has collapsed, many people still hope for a future.

Not everyone is a hero who can stand alone, but it is these ordinary people, together, who have held up their country.

They are trying to tell those who live in peacetime: war is not as romantic or exciting as the movies make it seem, whether anyone listens or not.