I Lost My Memory in a Comic, So I Use Spoilers to Turn Good and Evil on Their Heads

I woke up with amnesia and found myself as an unknown side character in a superpower manga.

Time is in disarray, the rules are crumbling, and I hold the only trump card: the entire plot of this manga.

Everyone sees me as a stranger and a threat. Only I know that the previous owner of this body was a thoroughly villainous person.

A riddle hits me from the start: your lover is a man whose identity is a mystery, and both the manga and the world are waiting for you to uncover it.

I do my best to follow the script of a “good person,” trying to escape the sins of the body’s previous owner.

But my past self has left traces across time, reminding me, word by word:

You were never a good person.

Is amnesia a shield or a shackle?

Are good and evil a choice or a matter of fate?

I navigate the spoilers, wavering between black and white, and overturn the predetermined ending again and again.

In the end, I became neither the villain from the manga nor the hero who saved the world.

I simply became

the one and only truly good person in people’s hearts.