There are seventeen forgotten cycles hidden in the wind of Ginkgo Alley.
He walked into the dungeon again and again, forgetting the person he had to wait for again and again, until the 17th time, he finally remembered the unspoken words "I've always been there."
This is a breakthrough in the name of love, and it is also a redemption that spans memory.
Concept: In the recurring copy of Ginkgo Alley, the protagonist is forgotten again and again, and is pulled back to the world by love again and again. What the story wants to express is that even if the memory is erased, love and obsession will become traces of redemption.