A novel of deep psychological realism wrapped in a historical fantasy shell. Fantasy is the skeleton, psychology is the flesh, and history is the skin. The language realm pursued is: "warm and moist like Song Dynasty porcelain, hard like stone tablets; light like river fog, heavy like a besieged city". It not only has the elegant sentimentality and obsession with disappearing things like "Tao'an Dream Memories", but also needs to have the precise exploration of the subconscious, memory trauma, and existential anxiety in modern novels. Using the broken senses and consciousness of Lu Heming (Lu Yu) as the only ship, it carries readers through two time and space:
Intention: It allows the protagonist to use the method of "actively choosing to forget" to complete the most profound "memory" of civilization - when the Yellow Crane Tower was burned down, the real inheritance is not to save the bricks and tiles, but to let the story about it become the "unforgettable forgetfulness" in the blood of future generations.