Memory Rust Spot Cleaning Guide

Lin Xiu, a clock repairman, never thought that those rusty gears contained distress signals from the deceased. When the antique pocket watch that can swallow time became parasitic on his right wrist, the "Time Funeral Home" APP automatically installed on his mobile phone began to push the countdown - in 71 hours, the time coffin numbered 89757 will rot, which contains the childhood buried by his own hands when he was seven years old. In this apocalyptic world where memories are reset every day, Lin Xiu discovered that repairing clocks can extract "memory rust spots": the gold thread on the cheongsam woman's umbrella is the 1937 air-raid alarm, the stolen dying heartbeat is engraved on the skin of a homeless man's can, and the bleeding enamel clock is transforming his retina into a projector, looping back the 4D images of all clients' moments of death. But what is really scary is the disappearing warning on the back of the pocket watch: [When you collect the seven keys to reverse time, you will find that all the rusty clocks contain an undeleted version of yourself.]