Apocalypse: The Day Humanity's Memories Stood Still

A world where all of humanity has lost its memories + ensemble cast + high-octane battles + civilization restored + innovative power system + one heroine Story summary: The Great Amnesia apocalypse arrives. There are no zombies, no natural disasters; humanity has simply lost its memories forever. Language, morality, and civilization disappear with them. Ninety percent of people become the Incapable. Some become the Sunken, while a tiny minority recall a certain emotion and become the Rememberers. Civilization collapses, and society regresses into a primitive jungle ruled by instinct. Even more terrifying than amnesia are the “Rememberers,” awakened by recalling a certain emotion. Tyrants who control order, kings who trample and humiliate others, demons who feed on fear, warlords who prey on people... They are building their dark kingdoms atop these ruins at a terrifying pace. My name is Wu Ya. I am the sole exception in this catastrophe of amnesia. I must teach my companions, who have lost their memories, what it means to be “human.” I will take my hard-won, god-tier teammates with me to fight this cruel world. They say memory is power. Now I will use this last power to defend humanity's final remnants of civilization. Where memories flow, civilization will live on forever! This novel has a fairly original premise. The supernatural abilities aren't invincible; they're more like extensions of the characters' emotions. The plot is tightly paced with no filler, but slower than a typical power fantasy. The road to restoring civilization will be incredibly difficult. If you're hoping for the protagonist to grow quickly and slaughter enemies left and right, think carefully before reading. Think carefully. Think carefully! If, after reading this summary, you're still willing to open the novel, then the author bows deeply and welcomes you to a world where memory has ground to a halt.