The Memory Heir: Who Killed Me?

At the funeral of his father, Lin Weidong, a giant in neuroscience, Lin Mo inherits the Memory Box, a glowing blue chip containing all of his father’s memories. But his father’s lawyer pulls him into an abyss with a single remark: “I don’t believe this was an accident.” When Lin Mo accesses his father’s memories, he “witnesses” the moment his father fell from a building: gale-force winds howl outside the window as the curtains whip about. Yet the real-world investigation finds the office window locked shut and the curtains closed. The contradiction tears everything apart. Security footage proves that no one entered or left the office at the time of the incident, yet in a flashback, Lin Mo “hears” himself roaring! Even the cold, raw chip data confirms that three minutes before his father’s death, an unknown force injected a devastating surge of conflicting emotions into the chip. Right afterward, the system recorded an audio clip identified as Lin Mo’s own voice: the very accusation, full of hatred. He is trapped by perfect digital evidence. As he searches for physical evidence, DNA and nail marks on the window frame point to Lin Mo as well! A hidden voice recorder plays one final accusation from his father: “Lin Mo! Was it you?! Why?!” The evidence is overwhelming, and Lin Mo has no way to defend himself.