If each of your painful memories can be accurately identified and "purified" by AI algorithms; if your voice of resistance can be packaged and sold in blind boxes by capital; if the texts you have inherited for thousands of years are tampered with by the academic system into harmless folklore specimens - how should you make your voice heard?
Internet article author Lin Wan lives in such a world. Until a silver lock piece made her feel the same way as a female medical officer in the Song Dynasty who was burned for the same "crime". She discovered that after thousands of years of oppression, the system remains the same. So, instead of writing online articles, she started writing "viruses" - using ancient female writing codes to create emotional memes that swept the entire Internet, hacking into the surveillance system, and causing the blind box production line to spit out protest slogans.
This is a modern war against emotions and memories happening around you and me, and the weapons come from forgotten millennia ago.
Intent: This is a dark epic of a group of scarred mortals who identify each other with traumatic resonance in the sea of suffering of civilization, exchanging the pain of burning feathers for the cry of death.