People are born without names, names are just tools to distinguish themselves.
But some people lose their names, lose themselves, or both are lost on the roadside where no one knows.
Can finding one's name again after losing one's name gain self-recognition? Is the self that one finds again after losing one's self the one you really want?
She had everything and then lost everything.
She thought she could change everything, but in the end she couldn't shake the boulders rolling down the cliff.
She is no different from those who think they are different from her - they are all nameless people.
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*This is a story I wrote a long time ago, and I present it to you now with some slight modifications.
*There is no CP, everything from now on is my turn!
*A heroine who wants to eliminate regrets, but it is still too difficult for her alone. There are other characters fabricating and making up two teammates.
*The heroine slightly complained about the service, and added a system as a pendant for the heroine
*I haven't saved the manuscript at all, I'll post it if I can.
*Explain [nameless person], one is an unknown person, generally refers to ordinary people, and the other is a person without a name.
Idea: Things that cannot be remembered should be written down in a notebook
