Memory Hacker: Pengcheng Code

In Shenzhen in the near future, the neon-lit landmark buildings are not only the city skyline, but also the quantum nodes where the "Pengcheng Chain Memory System" stores citizens' memories. However, when Su Xia, an associate professor at Shenzhen University of Science and Technology, intervened in a bizarre murder case at the Shenzhen Bay Laboratory, a data black hole appeared in the memory of the deceased extracted by the forensic doctor. Among the remaining fragments, the scene of the 1990 Shenzhen University fire was exactly the same as Su Xia's dusty childhood memory - could that nightmare that he could not explain be the experimental data that was deliberately implanted? Following the coordinates pointed to Huaqiangbei on the deceased's cell phone, Su Xia sneaked into the underground black market auction. The Hakka codeword "Have you eaten? There are beautiful things today" was circulated in my ears, and precious data such as Tencent's OICQ code memory was openly hawked. What sent chills down his spine the most was that his childhood memory fragments were labeled as "SZ-001 Experimental Subject Samples", and the auctioneer even mentioned that "this is the key to the memory palace." What exactly is hidden in the Memory Palace? Why did you become an experiment? The sudden appearance of former Huawei scientist Lu Yunchuan brings an even more terrifying crisis. The "Pioneering Cow Memetic Virus" he released in the Ping An Financial Center caused the infected to shout "Shenzhen Speed ​​Never Stops" in unison, but their pupils reflected quantum codes that did not belong to this era. What's even weirder is that when fighting the virus, the digital life "Little 0" kept repeating a childhood monologue that Su Xia had never told anyone. When Su Xia looked back on her memory through the "Zhuang Zhou's Dream" device, she discovered that her birth was actually a crazy experiment by the first generation of scientific researchers trying to use memory to reshape the future of the city...