Memory Prisoners

When psychotherapist Jiang Lin was sorting through the relics, he discovered the cases encrypted by his mentor-seven visitors who received "memory purification" treatment had died mysteriously or disappeared. When he started investigating, even stranger things happened: new patients claimed to have the memories of others, details that should have been forgotten emerged at the murder scene, and his own treatment records from three years ago were missing three key months. The police suspected him, the patients feared him, and the eyes behind the scenes were always watching him. When Jiang Lin finally touched the edge of the truth, he saw the shocking diagnosis in his medical record: "It is recommended to permanently clear memory node No. 47." If even memories can be edited, how can you prove that the past you firmly believe in is not a script carefully written for you by others? Behind the unsolved case is a huge gamble on memory. The only bargaining chip in Jiang Lin's hand was memories that even he couldn't believe.