Cyberpunk + new weird stories + philosophical speculation. In a future society with highly developed technology, "memory" is no longer a vague private experience, but a "data asset" that is accurately quantified, recorded, and can even be traded and edited. A huge "Memory Administration" is responsible for maintaining the stability and harmony of social memory, using "memory restorers" to deal with trauma, eliminate "harmful" memories, and even customize "happy" memories. However, a mysterious phenomenon called "entropic erosion" begins to spread - it does not destroy memory, but *rewrites* memory in an unpredictable and irreparable way, implanting "pseudo-memories" that are completely non-individual, chaotic and full of philosophical metaphors. This "virus"-like entropic erosion is quietly disintegrating the basis of memory consensus on which society relies. The story will revolve around a top memory restorer who gradually uncovers shocking secrets about the truth of society, his own past, and the nature of memory while tracing the source of entropic erosion.
