The Frontier of Cognition

[Male-Oriented] [Mystery] Have you ever had a moment like this: you clearly remember that yesterday was Tuesday, but the whole world insists today is Thursday? Have you ever noticed that the mud on the soles of your shoes points toward the sky?

Chen Mo discovered a crack in the world.

In his painting, a door slowly opens in the dead of night, and another “himself” stands behind it. His memories have been neatly severed, and the vanished Tuesday has become a blind spot in everyone’s shared perception. When he tries to uncover the truth, he discovers that three years ago he was already an external operative for the “Cognitive Border Administration,” a paradox repairer who mended cracks in the world.

This world is made up of countless layers of cognitive dimensions. Someone is deleting “red.” Someone is altering “time.” Someone is trying to make everyone “stay online forever.” The price of repairing it all is that every time he uses his abilities, he loses a memory.

When the girl in the mirror steps out of its reflective surface, and the figure in the painting draws closer to reality with every step, Chen Mo must answer one deadly question: Are you the you from this side, or the “exchanger” from the other side?

Every paradox is a crack waiting to be repaired. And the reality you take for granted may be nothing more than an illusion on the verge of collapse.