In 2038, memories can be managed, restored, and even used to offset living costs.
When memory auditor Lin Zhou was verifying a fire record ten years ago for a client, he saw his sister Lin Xia who was supposed to be dead. She looked at him through the incomplete image, leaving only one sentence:
"Brother, they started cleaning the data."
In order to retrieve the erased truth, Lin Zhou and underground data restorer Su Wan pursued the layers of sealed life files. They discovered that the Archive Project was never just about treating trauma—it was about defining a person's identity, signing their consent, and deciding who should be forgotten.
When memory can no longer prove reality, Lin Zhou must choose: let all wounds be seen again, or keep everyone's right to refuse to be written.
