——When memory becomes a lie, how do you prove that you really exist?
Best-selling suspense writer Song Jing found that the stories she wrote were being reproduced into reality by some kind of power - the details of the fictional murder in her novel actually matched the scene that the police had not disclosed. What's even more frightening is that she begins to find traces of her life in places she has never been: strange dresses in the closet, handwriting that does not belong to her in the diary, and another face that occasionally flashes in the mirror.
When Song Jing followed the clues and broke into an old bookstore called "Qingmo", the gentle and mysterious shopkeeper Li Zhao smiled and handed her a notebook, which was filled with Song Jing's private memories of childhood. Li Zhao insisted that these memories belonged to his missing twin sister, but Song Jing was horrified to find that the scars described in the notes were gradually appearing on her wrists.
"Are you really Song Jing?" Li Zhao stroked the old books on the bookshelf with the same handwriting. "Or... Are you just an idea that escaped from my mind?"
As the investigation deepened, they found a half-burned photo in the orphanage fire records from twenty years ago. In the photo, only the blurred outlines of two girls holding hands remained. When Song Jing and Li Zhao stood in the mirror testing room of the psychology clinic, the instrument showed that their eye movement trajectories, micro-expressions, and even brain waves showed a strange synchronization rate...
Memory is the most perfect prison.
The key is hidden in the reflection deep in the opponent's pupils.
Intent: "In the maze of memories and lies, only by facing the broken self can we redeem each other."