[Ghost Stories of Rules + Urban Supernatural + Memory Stream]
A disaster called "eclipse" has occurred in this world.
Things infected by "eclipse" will go through three stages: conceptual blurring, physical dissipation, and memory erasure.
When the last person in the world forgets it, it disappears completely.
Its killing pattern has only one sentence:
You can't think about it, you can't forget it.
The harder you try to remember something contaminated, the faster it erodes; the more you forget about it, the faster it will come and engulf you.
Ji Chuan, a senior high school student, was accidentally involved in a missing person case on a forum and became a rare "memorable person."
He used his memory as an anchor to pin the people and objects swallowed by "eclipse" back to reality one by one.
The price is: every time he nails it, he permanently loses a memory.
Today he forgot the name of his deskmate, and tomorrow he forgot the way home.
When the core memory is exhausted, he will become a new source of "eclipse" and swallow everything.
Should he forget himself first, or should he let the world remember him first?
