In the era of increasing emotional entropy, memories are condensed into bones - beauty is a white jade film, despair is a rotten black film. Shen Yan, who is calm, restrained and handsome in appearance, is the last person who can touch these "memory bones". His brain is the container of other people's memories, and his own memory is counting down with the gray light of bone needles, with only the last seventy-two hours left. To survive, the only way to survive is to find the "root skeleton" formed by the first human memory, and the clue points to Ji Zhiyan, the forger who hates the master of memory.
Ji Zhiyan, a cold and wise man, created the sweetest fake memory, but deep down in his heart was buried the deep hatred of his family who was backlashed by the memory. He knew the whereabouts of the bones, and wanted to watch the last memory master sink with him, but in the tit-for-tat confrontation with Shen Yan, he was poked by the fragility hidden under the strong appearance.
When hatred gradually gives way to emotion, and when the boundaries between redemption and revenge blur, two people trapped in memory become each other's prey and salvation in a seventy-two-hour life-and-death gamble. They will eventually find their own "memory anchor" at the moment they touch each other's memory - it turns out that the so-called redemption has never been about anchoring civilization, but anchoring each other.
Purpose: To explore the relationship between memory and self, and to show the struggle and redemption of individuals under the rules of civilized compensation, as well as the emotional symbiosis and two-way rush under opposing identities.