When forgetting becomes the sharpest weapon, can you still trust your memory?
This is a forgotten corner of the world - the Forgotten Layer.
Those existences that cannot be remembered by anyone, those lives that have completely disappeared from history, emotions, and even self-awareness, are trapped in this gray space that overlaps with reality. Here, forgetting is not a punishment, but the most primitive law of survival.
Shen Ye is the most dangerous hunter in the Forgotten Layer.
He wanders in gray areas and does whatever it takes to achieve his goals, but he always sticks to an insurmountable bottom line - not harming innocent people. Fifteen years ago, his sister Shen Xi died in an accident while protecting him, and as the one left behind, he personally forgot the person he wanted to remember most.
Now, he wants to use all means to resurrect his sister.
To do this, he must go deep into the darkest hinterland of the Forgotten Layer and become the enemy of the will of Forgetfulness itself. Along the way, he encounters victims who have been completely forgotten by the world, mysterious organizations trying to erase everything, and the left behind who are dancing on the moral tightrope like him. Every choice consumes his remaining humanity, and every victory approaches a more dangerous truth.
The two-line narrative shuttles between reality and the forgotten layer. One layer is a pressing suspense reasoning, and the other layer is a suppressed and restrained emotional torrent. When memories can be tampered with, traded, and completely erased, can love still cross the barrier of forgetfulness?
This is a story about forgetting and remembering.
It is also an ultimate torture about self-sacrifice and moral choices.
Once inside, you might as well be forgotten.
