"Every night I look for the truth through the eyes of my enemy, but gradually I can't find myself in my own memory."
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Every evening, I become someone else.
Chen Mo lost everything on the night of their engagement: his fiancée died tragically, and he became the scapegoat for a perfect crime. When he was in desperate situation, he unexpectedly gained the ability to possess others at six o'clock in the evening every day - only six hours, and he had to see the other person within a five-kilometer radius.
He became a vengeful ghost in the night: during the day, he was a wife-killing suspect despised by everyone, but at night, he traveled through the bodies of enemies, witnesses, and accomplices, stealing memories and piecing together the truth. Every life he has "used" has left a crack, and his own consciousness has gradually become blurred in the memories of countless others.
When the mastermind behind the conspiracy is revealed to be a close relative; when the fragments of his fiancée's consciousness awaken and whisper in his body; when the end point of this revenge points to a taboo experiment on the immortality of human consciousness - Chen Mo must make a choice in the 30-day countdown:
Destroy this cursed ability, forget your true love, and return to ordinary life? Or embrace it and become a new human being who bears the pain of all living beings?
This is a revenge accomplished using another person's body, and it is also an abyssal journey to explore "who am I" at the border of dusk.
