[Failed product, not recommended to watch, the original text has been moved to "A Dream Night Lantern"]
At 3:47 in the morning, programmer Lin Shen woke up from the same nightmare. A strange pinhole appeared on his wrist, and an encrypted video from "himself" lay on the computer: "You are not you."
When he followed the clues to investigate, he found that all the memories were lying - the disappearing scar, the non-existent mother, the wedding ring that he never wore. What's even more terrifying is that he only has 72 hours to live: as the 17th memory copy of Deep Blue Technology's "Prometheus Project", he will be formatted and restarted after each "death", and new memory fragments will be implanted.
In the gap between reality and illusion, Lin Shen met a mysterious colleague Su Wan. She seemed to have all the answers, but warned him: "Don't trust anyone, including me." When he witnessed thousands of his own bodies suspended in culture fluid on the B3 floor of the company, the ultimate truth emerged: the real Lin Shen had become a vegetative state three years ago, and his consciousness was nothing more than a suture monster of the memories of 532 volunteers.
But this time, the clone made an "error" - he refused to be deleted. Faced with the pursuit of the system administrator "Zero", the final order of the ontology, and the collective awakening of millions of replicas, Lin Shen must answer the ultimate question before the memory completely collapses: When memory can be edited and consciousness can be uploaded, is it data or experience that defines "me"?
A cognitive war over identity begins. Is he a bug trapped in the loop, or is he the only observer to break out of the system?
