[Sci-fi + pure romance + a touch of mystery + gaming + fog-theater style]
Xie Mian is a “memory repair specialist” who treats all kinds of emotional trauma.
Then he takes on an absurd commission: implant a perfect first-love memory for a girl who claims she has “lost her heart.”
“I want cherry blossoms, a bicycle, the sea breeze, and that feeling where… the whole world goes quiet, and all you can hear is your heartbeat.” Lin Xi bites her milk tea straw, her eyes shining like stars.
Xie Mian does as she asks.
But the program keeps crashing at crucial moments, because buried deep in Lin Xi's memories is a firewall he knows all too well.
He wrote it himself three years ago: the highest-level “Memory Guardian” program.
But he only ever used it for one person: his late younger sister, Xie Yu.
“Big brother,” the girl before him suddenly leans close, her breath brushing his ear, carrying the exact same scent as his sister's strawberry shampoo after a shower.
She waggles the silver bracelet around her wrist, something that should never have existed, and smiles with a mischievous sadness.
“Your skills have gotten rusty. I fixed myself, and while I was at it…”
“I came to marry you.”
