Introduction to "Three Days After Death"
Three cups woke up again. The body is translucent, and the palms can see the texture underneath through the sheets. No one thought it was unusual.
Xijing, a city where emotions are forbidden. Every three days, the system resets everyone's memory. Indifference is a virtue, mutual aid is a violation. Only Sanbei kept a diary secretly - because he couldn't figure out: Why did his body temporarily turn back into reality when he helped others?
Until that night, black ink rain fell from the sky. A girl named Qing He handed over the candy wrapper. She called him brother and said she had been waiting for him for a long time. She said she was a program, but shed tears.
The milk tea shop owner blinks three times every time he lies. The transparent man of the Order Management Bureau, with a mechanical light shining in his body. When Tsukimi unearths a portrait from an ancient tomb - the figure in the painting is exactly the same as Sanbei - he discovers that he is much more than an "abnormality".
He was implanted with a core that shouldn't exist, and the golden tattoo on his chest turned into new numbers every full moon. And in the short moment when reincarnation ends and the world stops, there is always a transparent figure staring at him, and the outline is very much like himself.
Someone wants to reveal to the whole city the most vulnerable and failed moments in all the reincarnations of Three Cups. At that point, the entire city's emotions will resonate and the system will be temporarily paralyzed.
Only a few seconds.
Are these few seconds enough to find the truth - why does the system need pain to function? Who is that transparent figure?
It has rained countless times. This time, he wanted to stop the rain.
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The writing is delicate and the protagonist feels particularly likable.
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