When your most beloved memories become commodities for sale on the black market, how much are you willing to pay to get them back?
Top neuroscientist Su Wanqing died unexpectedly, and all research data was lost. Her husband Lin Mo, who loved her deeply, could not accept the "unexpected" conclusion of the police. In his grief, he received an anonymous message directing him to an underground auction house called "Pandora".
What is traded here is not antique treasures, but human memories - the inspiration of genius, the pleasure of criminals, the last moments of the deceased... All the most private experiences can be auctioned. The grand finale of the night was Su Wanqing's memory of the twenty-four hours before her death.
In order to get the truth about his wife's death, Lin Mo went bankrupt, but lost to a mysterious woman. Later, he found himself involved in a huge conspiracy that was far beyond imagination: a mysterious organization called "Mercury" not only bought and sold memories, but also tampered with and manipulated memories to control the world.
While escaping, Lin Mo got a clue: Wan Qing's consciousness may not have completely dissipated, but was trapped deep in a data maze composed of countless memories. The only thing that can guide the way is a mysterious record called "The Pianist".
Lin Mo must sneak into the most dangerous hidden level of the memory auction house and break into the memory maze that can swallow the mind. There, the boundaries between reality and fiction are blurred, and one can lose oneself at every step. But he was willing to take the risk, because the last message Wan Qing left was: