The Pharmacist Xiaoxiao’s Jottings

Name: The Pharmacist Xiaoxiao’s Jottings
Author: Ragdoll Cat Meow

药剂师筱筱随笔

by Ragdoll Cat Meow (布偶猫本喵)

Status: Completed
Length: 491k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Urban Superpowers
Updated: 6y ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

Emotions cannot be traded, but memories can be extracted. When memories can be manipulated so freely, is there anything in this world that can still be called real? And if an ordinary human possesses someone else’s memories, who should they live as? How should an animal that possesses human memories be treated?

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