In 2047 AD, a helium flash broke out on the sun, turning the earth into purgatory.
Humanity launched the final "Ark Project" - five million survivors entered deep sleep, took ten Ark spaceships, and sailed into the vast universe to find a new home.
But no one expected that the three-hundred-year dormancy period would destroy the most precious thing in human beings: memory.
Long-term cryo-sleep caused irreversible damage to neurons, and when the first crew members were awakened, they couldn't even remember their names. What's even more frightening is that when they lose their memory, they also lose their emotions - fear, joy, sadness, love... Those things that make people human are disappearing little by little.
The ship's administrator had no choice. They developed an immersive virtual reality system called "The Awakening Program" - a memory game with death as a bet.
Every player who enters the game must experience the ultimate visual, olfactory experience, and emotional trial.
Ten young people entered the game at the same moment.
They call themselves "Ten Qintian" - although some of them don't even remember this name.
They were randomly dropped to different starting points, with scattered memory fragments.
Ten people, in the illusory world after the end of the world, used the remaining fragments to piece together each other's appearance.
When fear, desire, sadness, anger, trust... These lost emotions recovered little by little, they discovered:
It turns out that what makes us "human" is never memory itself.
But those moments where our hearts are still moved by each other
