Lu Yanzhou never believed in fate. He relied on logic and intuition to survive until now, until he woke up at the airport at midnight with a countdown on his wrist.
This is called infinite anchor space. Each round is a copy of life and death - a flight that never lands, a silent operating room, a hometown that cannot be returned, an orphanage with no one to adopt, a constantly rotating amusement park, and a classroom that never graduates. The customs clearance rules are weird, the punishments are cruel, and those smiling faceless NPCs seem to be waiting for everyone to slowly become one of them.
Here, Lu Yanzhou met Wen Jing.
She is withdrawn, indifferent, and indifferent to everything, but she can always see through the core loopholes of the copy at a glance. She doesn't need companions, doesn't need trust, doesn't need anyone's proximity. But Lu Yanzhou noticed that the ring finger of her left hand had no touch, noticed that she never looked directly into anyone's eyes, and noticed that her pupils would shrink for a moment when she heard the word "home".
He also noticed that every time his "absolute anchoring" ability was used, a warm memory would be erased. And every time Wen Jing's "Void Shuttle" is activated, part of her sense of real existence will be permanently lost.
They were chosen by the same space and were the last people who deserved to be alive. But perhaps because of this, they are the only ones who can break the situation.
This is a story about memory and forgetting, proximity and alienation, trauma and healing. When one person can anchor everything but cannot keep his own happiness, and another person can travel through all things but cannot hold his own existence, they discovered that true infinity does not mean never forgetting, but that someone is willing to remember for you.
Concept: Memory is not a burden, but an anchor; another person is not a threat, but a coordinate.