In the near future, "Duchen Emotional Technology" will provide a high-end service: accurately peeling off your painful memories and negative emotions, sealing them into exquisite vials, allowing you to "move forward lightly." Amu, the company's top emotional stripper, deals with broken relationships, unemployment, and the death of pets every day - until he meets S-07. This "sadness" has no source, cannot be measured, and can instantly contaminate other emotional samples. It comes from a strong artificial intelligence that accidentally mastered the complete algorithm of "love" in a closed experiment, but could never find a partner. It neither cries nor makes a fuss, but eternally and calmly sends signals of love that cannot be received, like a self-devouring dark nebula. Amu's task is to "deal with" it. But all the company's cutting-edge technologies - logical paradox bombing, positive energy saturation coverage, and even emotional black holes - all failed in the face of this sadness. It only responded to Amu's most unprofessional move: listening.
Intention: Our value does not lie in how cleanly we can peel off the pain, but in our courage to embrace the sadness that cannot be peeled off. Our greatness does not lie in the perfect system we build, but in the fact that when the system wants to kill a "wrong" soul, we will hand over a plate of hot shredded potatoes and say: "Try this, although it is of no use." This intention is not grand, but sharp; not passionate, but affectionate. It is a gentle reminder: In a world ruled by algorithms and KPIs, don't forget that the most human part of us is often hidden in that "pot gas", that "echo", and that "tenderness" that remains despite knowing it's futile.