Shen Weilan took on the role of an orphan of an ancient military commander, living in the care of others and facing the dilemma of being married off by his uncle. She discovered that she could read recent memories by touching others - but every time she read them, those unfamiliar memories would embed themselves into her consciousness like gravel, gradually eroding her sense of "who she is."
She used this ability to get out of trouble, but when she traced the truth behind her parents' death in battle, she discovered that the world was not what was written in the book. A taboo artifact called the "Messaging Iron Box" kept sending warning inscriptions to her, pointing to a border town that didn't exist on the map - Qingyan Town. Buried there is the former site of the "Tiangong Pavilion" that mysteriously collapsed a hundred years ago, as well as the last words left by her mother Shen Ning.
In the underground maze of Qingyan Town, Shen Weilan met a woman with the same face as her - Jing, the "backup" of her mother. Jing told her: she is not a "traveler", she is Shen Ning's daughter, but her memory has been sealed, tampered with, and reactivated; her natural "stability" makes her the final container of a huge plan. The person behind the restart of all this is the current prince, Prince Jing.
From "survival" to "finding mother" to "confrontation" - Shen Weilan must keep the bottom line of "who am I" amidst the pain of constant backlash of memory, deal with various forces, and finally break into the core secret room of Tiangong Pavilion, using the "back door" left by her mother to defeat Prince Jing's consciousness control.
She survived. But what is more important than living is: she finally confirmed that she was loved and not a piece of work.
Intention: "Walking through other people's memories is just to confirm that you have been loved, not made."