Carter's father is an orphan whose life experience is a mystery.
Carter's father owned a strange book with only a prologue.
Ever since she could remember, her father would always hold her on his lap, read the incomplete story softly, draw pictures of imaginary scenes, and speculate on the causes and consequences of the plot. Then, he would turn over countless empty pages. When the strange book reached the end, he would point to a small line of words in the lower left corner and read in an unsettling hoarse voice: "Yadva Shem, in memory and name!"
Carter knew that his father had been looking for the blank space in his life in this blank space.
When Carter was 26 years old, the author of the strange book announced that she would complete the story with only a prologue, thus ending her writing career.
The author's name is Catherine Witt.
Catherine Witt said she needed an illustrator.
At his father's request, Carter wrote a letter to apply, and was actually admitted. He was even invited home by Catherine.
A meeting with a famous writer, his father's mysterious life experience, a strange book that has never been completed, and a past event that has been shrouded in the shadows of history. Carter will draw the last illustration of it all.