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There was an interesting thing: Many people from different countries around the world clearly remembered that former South African President Nelson Mandela died in prison in the 1980s. But the actual situation is that Mandela did not actually die until 2013. This phenomenon of serious deviation between the collective memory of the public and the facts is called the "Mandela Effect". Some people also believe that this is not a problem of memory, but that the entire world has entered a parallel world from a certain point in time. What people remember is what happened in the old world. In 2018, a large number of suicides suddenly appeared in New York. They all showed the same symptoms: sharp headaches, accompanied by the influx of new memories in their minds, including what happened in the past few months to one or two years, and in extreme cases, even decades ago. These memories are so real, but they have never happened, as if they come from my own mind in another parallel time and space. In the end, they chose to commit suicide because they could not accept their current life. Police officer Barry Sutton was ordered to investigate the case and discovered that the people who appeared in the "second memory" actually existed. The truth was far beyond what science fiction theories such as simple time travel and grandfather paradox could explain. The world is not about to be destroyed, but it has already been destroyed countless times.