Flesh and flesh are short, and data soars. In the near future world of 2077, human consciousness can be uploaded to the "Mind Cloud Network". But the larger the amount of data, the harder it is for us to process it. Manpower is sometimes limited. The more data we obtain, the more we forget. A lot of data is stored in compressed files. Can you clearly distinguish between your consciousness and yourself and your true self?
In 2077, memory has become a data asset that can be stored, edited, and traded, but it has also become mankind's most expensive liability.
In the cloud society where neon and holographic baroque are intertwined, a strange disease called "Data Eclipse Syndrome" is spreading quietly - it has nothing to do with pain or scars, it only devours those memories that are judged as "useless" by the system: the beach castle of childhood, the handwritten handwriting of first love, a purposeless afternoon daze.
Lin Hui, a "memory restorer" who walks on the edge of the law, suffers from hyperamnesia, which causes him to involuntarily forget any details, but he lost three crucial years of his life alone.
Su Ye, a memory examiner from the Cloud Criminal Investigation Department, discovered when tracing the black market that the superior system was covering up the huge conspiracy behind the Sky Eclipse Syndrome.
When the restorer and the prosecutor are forced to join forces, they gradually reach the dark core of the truth:
The memory loss is not a malfunction, but a carefully planned "human nature screening".
A taboo project codenamed "Orpheus" is still operating, trying to polish human emotions into an efficient, stable, and controllable template.
And Lin Hui's lost memory of three years is the key password to all this——
What is sealed there may be what the system wants to erase most, and it is also the last "truth" of mankind.