72 Hours to Redemption in the Memory Cage

In 2077, memory storage technology has become widespread, but transplanting memories between individuals is strictly forbidden because of the ethical risks. Twenty-two-year-old intern She Jinyan risks everything to steal an experimental memory capsule in the hope of waking her mother, Han Qing, who has been in a coma for three years. But after the transplant, she is drawn into a shocking secret: her mother's memories contain the truth about a murder born of domestic violence and resistance.

The capsule's 72-hour degradation countdown begins. Her consciousness is relentlessly consumed by her mother's traumatic memories, and her personality gradually shifts. Detective officer Shi Zhiwen closes in with every step of the investigation, while truth and danger follow close behind. Caught between the law's red line and her mother's sacrifice, She Jinyan struggles inside the prison of memory. She must fight the memories spiraling out of control and find evidence that her mother acted in self-defense. When family bonds collide with ethics, and memories intertwine with identity, this transgression committed in the name of love will ultimately find redemption through the truth.