Lin Mo, a 28-year-old illustrator, suffered severe pain in his right hand on the night his wife Shen Wanzhou filed for divorce.
· After waking up, I found that golden ink can ooze out of the fingertips of my right hand, and writing in the air can change reality.
· Experimentally wrote "Wanzhou will make me coffee today" - she really did it, but with a confused look on her face and losing control of her emotions, Lin Mo erased Shen Wanzhou's signature on the divorce agreement
· That night, Shen Wanzhou disappeared - not dead, but all memories of her disappeared from other people's minds
· Lin Mo is the only one who remembers her. Her photo on the phone has become blank, and her name on the marriage certificate has been wiped out with ink.
· He frantically wrote "Wanzhou is back" - but what he wrote was another "Shen Wanzhou", an empty shell with her appearance but no memory
· At the same time, the first Pen Mark monster is born: a faceless monster made of divorce papers and ink, whispering to him in the mirror: "You can't erase me."
Concept: The more the protagonist wants to "correct" the world, the more the world will be devoured by "pen mark monsters" - the correction itself becomes the source of destruction.