Several years after the disappearance of human civilization, giant mushrooms sprouted from the ruins, transparent jellyfish roamed the abandoned subway, a flock of mechanical birds preserved images of the old era, stone giants guarded libraries that had not been returned, and shadow creatures specialized in collecting forgotten names.
Lin Mi is the last human to grow up in such a world. On her sixteenth birthday, the monster elders finally told her: she was not a strange-looking cub in the tribe, but the last remnant of the old world.
In order to find the truth behind the disappearance of human beings, Lin Mi left the monster home and embarked on a journey through abandoned cities, underground railways, memory libraries and cities with forgotten names. On the way, she met Ah Qi, the seventh executioner of the tomb-guarding system in the old world. The cyborg alien boy who was supposed to recycle her and seal her gradually got his own name - Cen Zhou.
Is humanity really extinct? Why do monsters preserve names, songs, images and sins for humans? When the truth was revealed layer by layer, Lin Mi finally understood: What she was looking for was not just the same kind of people, but whether human beings were still worthy of being remembered by the world.
Purpose: Based on the growth journey of the last human girl, explore the continuation of memory, love and responsibility after the demise of civilization. Human beings may make mistakes, forget, and destroy the world, but as long as there are still people willing to remember names, songs, and kindness, civilization will never truly die.
