Thirteen Minutes of Nothing

When memories can be edited, does the truth cease to exist?

Gu Xing, a top memory editor, is faced with a wealthy man's murder case backed by conclusive evidence. The suspect, Shen Jun, has confessed outright, and the crime memory extracted through the Memory Mirror is flawless, with every detail fitting together perfectly.

But a memory that is too perfect is itself the deepest lie. Amid the cold streams of data, Gu Xing catches a thirteen-minute blank and a strange flash of blue light. This tiny crack opens the way to a vast conspiracy.

From the “perfect scapegoat” to a “silent alliance of accomplices,” and then to a frenzied experiment in human nature and redemption, every step closer to the truth overturns what we thought we knew. When Gu Xing discovers that he, too, is trapped in a past that has been altered, he must choose: expose a dark scheme capable of destroying everything, or strike a bargain with the devil and help protect the lie that holds a fragile balance together?

This is not merely an intellectual game to find the real culprit, but an ultimate interrogation of memory, guilt, and human nature.