Twelve Mysteries in Fog City

Fog City is a city surrounded by eternal mist. New and old buildings are looming in the fog, hiding secrets that have not been released for hundreds of years. Lin Mo, a graduate student in the Department of History, has the power of "memory retrospection". By touching an object, he can see the remaining memories of the object within 12 hours. However, he is also troubled by severe headaches and memory tampering. When his roommate Wang Hao mysteriously disappeared due to the mystery of "No. 304 Last bus", Lin Mo saw the bus passing through the fog wall, the empty black shadow of the passengers, and the bloody afterimage of the 1943 bombing in a brass button engraved with the word "fog". As the investigation deepened, Lin Mo discovered that the "Twelve Myths in the Fog City" were not urban legends, but seals set by the mysterious organization "Fog Keepers" a hundred years ago to suppress the ancient creature "Mist Mother." And his family is the last bloodline of the Mist Keepers. The missing uncle suddenly appears as a masked driver, and his grandmother's consciousness is sealed in the mirror. The 13th floor of the skyscraper hides the secret between time... Every unraveling of a mystery brings him one step closer to his family's destiny, and also involves him in the life-and-death game between the Fog Keepers and the "Fog Breakers" - the former wants to protect the seal, while the latter attempts to release the Mist Mother and feed on human fear. When Lin Mo's memory was tampered with, when his grandfather returned as a mechanical prosthesis, and when the "memory retrospection" ability turned out to be the vessel chosen by Mother Mist, he had to make a choice between becoming an eternal seal or releasing the power of destruction. Is the fog in Fog City a protective shield or a giant mouth that swallows everything? The final chapter of Twelve Mysteries opens, and all clues point to a forgotten truth: the ancestors of the Mist Keepers and the Mist Breakers were originally prisoners of the Mist Mother...