# Introduction to "The Sixth Name"
At 2:17 in the morning, online ride-hailing driver Chen Mo picked up a woman.
The destination is a sanatorium that has been abandoned for thirteen years.
The next day, the police came to tell him that the woman had died three years ago.
What's even weirder is that the driver's last online ride-hailing order before her death three years ago was also named Chen Mo.
But at that time, Chen Mo was not an online ride-hailing driver at all.
As the investigation deepens, long-dead people reappear one after another, and seemingly real identities begin to contradict each other.
And Chen Mo gradually discovered that the thirteen years he had forgotten were far more terrifying than he imagined.
That year, six people walked into Bailu Nursing Home.
Official records: five died, one survived.
Until one day, Chen Mo saw his comrade in the crowd who had been dead for thirteen years.
If death certificates can be forged, identities can be replaced, and memories may not be trustworthy——
So, how can a person prove who he or she is?
What Chen Mo wants to know most is:
Who really died thirteen years ago?
