The red moon hangs above the void, and every time it rises, someone will be stripped of their memory - this is the iron law of the "final trial": swallow enough memory fragments to enter the next round; the loser will be completely forgotten.
Lin Ji is the only "deviant" who can inherit residual memories. When he met Jing tide in the Sunshine Forest, the girl was cutting the vines with a folding knife, and the blade was stained with wet dew. No one knew that this girl wearing a white tactical vest was a "fragment of good intentions" abandoned by the Void Terminator, but because she refused to swallow her memory, her memory was repeatedly reset by the Void.
Every random encounter is a countdown to oblivion. Lin Ji used her remaining memories to piece together the truth: the red moon is the eye of the void, Jing tide's kindness is the only salvation, and her death is the key to activating the Blade of Judgment. When his teammates pointed their guns at Jing tide, and when the red moon began to rise again, Lin Ji had to choose between "devouring memories to survive" and "protecting her good thoughts" - the final outcome of this reincarnation with memory as a bet was that he took the initiative to pierce the blade of judgment into his heart, letting his good thoughts completely swallow up the void.
"If my remaining memories can piece together your existence, then death is the gentlest salvation."
Concept: When memories collapse into cold fragments in an infinite loop like entropy, every encounter is a noose of fate. They must tear open the cracks in the curse of "increased memory entropy": use the fragmented past to piece together the truth, use the glimmer of humanity to fight against the devouring of the void, and finally, at the end of the cycle, use self-sacrifice-like determination to break fate, proving that even if memory will dissipate, obsession can become a sharp blade that pierces through chaos.