When we seal criminal records, we think we seal the crime itself.
We were wrong. We only seal the eyes that see sin.
My name is Chen Mo, the "memory tailor" of the National Archives Bureau.
I have seen too many people: Use five years of innocence in exchange for a ticket to rebirth.
Until I met "Raven" - he spent seven years sewing himself into a flawless legal citizen.
I pressed the confirm button and sealed the past for him.
And for myself, I signed a pass to hell.
The truth about his father's death in the line of duty, the ghosts inside the system, the white blood flowing at the border... All the clues are twisted into a noose.
The other end of the noose was tied around my mother's neck.
They told me: The system is your fortress.
But when bullets are fired from inside the fortress, who should you surrender to?
Now, my ally is the devil I released into the world with my own hands.
My weapons are fragments of data that the system has deemed "non-existent".
My battlefield is in every modified record, in every rule gap that is exploited.
This is a war for "memory".
And the first rule is: forget that you are a good person.
Reader comments
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There is nothing to say. He who praises will give praise, and he who filth will give filth.
There is actually nothing special about this type of book. The main reason is that the documents issued recently are highly consistent with some settings in the book. This is doomed to make this book not popular. However, the platform will not seal it unless it touches the red line. "Sealing" is quite sensitive now. I hope the author can stick to it.
There is nothing to say. He who praises will give praise, and he who filth will give filth.