I Became a Legend Through My Stories After Quitting My Job

The whole internet thinks I'm telling stories, but they're really the calendar of my life. Every time I turn a page, a trending topic blows up.

They spam rockets and beg me to tell another, never realizing that each time I hit the trending charts, I permanently lose another memory of her.

Synopsis:

Lin Mo, a former advertising genius blacklisted by powerful investors, awakens the "Storytelling Radar":

As long as he tells the truth as a story, within 24 hours, anyone he names will be ruined, sent to prison, or even killed.

During his first livestream, he exposes his boss for embezzling funds. That night, the man is detained, and Lin Mo gains ten million followers;

During his second livestream, he reveals the truth behind his first love's leap from a building. The server crashes under a flood of gifts, but he forever forgets her smile.

During his third livestream, he exposes the cover-up behind a department store fire and saves an innocent boy, but the System erases even the taste of his grandmother's fried rice noodles.

The audience goes wild, the powerful tremble, and the whole internet crowdsources a "memory insurance policy" to keep him alive.

But only Lin Mo knows this is a wager with "forgetting" as the stake.

When his memories are wiped clean, the story will turn on everyone watching.

His memory meter is down to 15%. Standing before the camera, he raises the microphone one last time:

"Tonight, I'll tell the story of my own death.

If you send any more rockets, you'll forget this world right along with me."

Don't click into the livestream lightly,

because after hearing this story, you may never remember why you cried.