When reality begins to collapse, memory becomes unreliable, and a silent apocalypse has arrived.
The world was destroyed not by nuclear explosions or plagues, but by an unconscious glimpse of an unnameable cosmic being. In this disaster called "cognitive erosion", history has been rewritten, the laws of physics sometimes fail, and human beings are gradually becoming "empty people" who have lost themselves.
Archivist Lin Zhou, an ordinary person who is paranoid about order and records, unexpectedly becomes a prophet who understands the truth. He can't save the world, he can only try to "archive" it. When the city turned into a surreal maze, with only a thin line between sanity and madness, he began an unprecedented hoarding operation - not food and water, but "memories" that could anchor reality.
From the dusty pile of old papers to the cornerstone of the city, from the first printed dictionary to a piece of film that will never fade, Lin Zhou tried to establish the final archive of human civilization in the "Ark" he built. This is a war against oblivion, a silent confrontation between mortals and gods. When the whole world sinks in whispers, he will become the only gravekeeper of the old era.