An APP called "Memory Pavilion" suddenly became popular in cities. It allows people to sell memories they don't want to keep in exchange for huge sums of money. Chen Ji, a programmer who had just experienced a tragic breakup, accidentally discovered after selling his memory that his memory fragments were used by the buyer - Gu Yunshen, CEO of the technology giant "Memory Pavilion" - for a horrific experiment that could subvert human society.
Su Xiao, the ex-girlfriend who still has memory emotions in the Chenji Alliance, sneaks into the "Memory Pavilion" with the help of Bai Yu, an investigative reporter who is both good and evil, to fight for the sovereignty of memory and reveal the ultimate conspiracy behind it to "use collective memory to shape a unified mind."
Reader comments
If memories could be bought and sold, what would you sell? What price are you willing to pay to get it back? This book gave me not only the pleasure of reading, but also a reflection on love and existence.
If memories could be bought and sold, what would you sell? What price are you willing to pay to get it back? This book gave me not only the pleasure of reading, but also a reflection on love and existence.