Liu Xiaoye suddenly remembered that he had an "elder brother" one day...
But everyone around him said they didn't know this person, and he indeed forgot about him for a while...
Are other people's memories false? Or her own memory?
Or is the existence of "brother" false? So is the happiness she has had because of her "brother" all these years also false? She doesn't believe it!
Until a young man dressed in black appeared in front of her with his "brother" in his face...
After a certain incident, the boy wondered whether he had made the wrong bet.
He asked her in surprise: "Did you induce her to commit suicide?"
She replied coldly: "No, it was just because she was stupid and bad that she ended up like this."
The 16-year-old girl in front of her showed no remorse or fear in the face of the death she caused.
But then I found out about her past and found it not surprising.
She is a person who, even if she encounters misfortune, even if the only option left is purgatory, she will definitely drag the person who caused her situation to death together, and will never swallow the pain silently.
Intent: A coming-of-age story for a heroine. If the "self" is shaped based on memories, will the "self" also change when the memory goes awry?