On the Seventh Day, I Forgot Myself

Deep in Jiangcheng, there is a small shop without a sign. It only opens its doors on rainy nights. It does not accept cash, but only accepts the painful memories that you cannot survive. Chen Mo is the 17th-generation lodging clerk here. He takes care of the pain of losing a child, the sorrow of bankruptcy, the regret of surgery, and the pressure of college entrance examination. If the loan is not returned within 7 days, the guest will suffer permanent amnesia, and he will be swallowed alive by the personality of a stranger. He took over the broken obsession of his mother who lost her son, but heard a confession that spanned life and death in the pendant; he caught Alzheimer's grandma's good night phantom, and actually unlocked the truth about his grandfather's triggering of the curse; he shouldered the guilt of the deliveryman who failed to save people, and accidentally broke the key to break the curse left by his father; he carried the unfinished hug of the firefighter, and waited for a redemption that was five years late. The desperate situation of a bankrupt boss hides the silent protection of his employees; the surgeon's self-blame hides the last tenderness of his patients; the escape of college entrance examination students hides the unspoken tolerance of their parents. But Chen Mo didn't know that he was the most dangerous memory container - there was a death notice locked in his diary, and the faceless shadow "Blank" chasing him was his grandfather's split negative consciousness; Lin Zhixia, who accompanied him day and night, was the guardian created by his father with fragments of tenderness. When the last transparent visitor pushes in the door, the most explosive twist in the book comes: He has no face and no name, but is actually Chen Mo's own forgotten tenderness and happiness. 8 Heart-wrenching memories, 8 reversals that subvert cognition, and a 7-day countdown to the fateful game. The real salvation is never forgotten, but remembering all the pain and still daring to embrace the brokenness - after all, you have never been abandoned by the world, you just forgot that you deserve to be loved.