After Losing My Memory, You Became Nonhuman [Interstellar]

Meheda fell in love with Qiya at first sight during a special military banquet.

Her violet eyes were captivating. Some said they were the eyes of someone who had gazed into the deepest reaches of the universe.

From the base to the Academy of Sciences, countless talented young men pursued her, yearning for her favor, only to come away disappointed. She already had a steady partner.

But at the gathering where they first met, Qiya and Meheda kissed.

On one side was the guilt that constantly tormented him; on the other was the woman who occupied his every thought.

In the end, he thought, this is the interstellar age. Who says a woman can only have one man?

The Human Alliance faces a grave crisis.

A newly discovered mimetic organism has been confirmed to have infiltrated human society long ago. No one can determine when they first appeared. All anyone knows is that they are everywhere.

Mimetic organisms can take on human form. Unless one is killed outright, not even the most advanced scientific methods can distinguish it from a sample of an original human.

Lovers, family members, friends, neighbors, and coworkers have all been quietly replaced without anyone noticing.

Even the mimetic organisms themselves don't know whether they are real or not.

The only thing certain is that they sometimes lose their memories.

Until they wake one morning, no one knows who they are.

Reading Guide:

1. A lively, energetic little fox x a coy, secretly passionate man. One-on-one, both sexually inexperienced. Mature man and woman, meaning they know each other very well.

2. Dual perspectives. The male lead's perspective comes first, then the female lead's, changing as the story requires.

3. Not a typical interstellar setting: no supernatural abilities, no psychic powers, no ABO, just ordinary humans.

4. A semi-utopian society with high moral standards and an idealistic outlook.

Theme: Don't be afraid of the hardships along the road to pursuing the truth.