Bones of God

The day I lost my name, the world began to remember God's rules I'm not here to save the world, I'm here to pay the price for him I'm not a hero, I'm just a boy who doesn't want to be forgotten by the world "They started having trouble saying my name." After his eighteenth birthday, Lu Ran's existence was like a pencil drawing smeared by the world's eraser. His name on the delivery note was distorted, his number in his friends' address book was garbled, and even the name on his mother's tombstone was replaced. A process called "archiving" is erasing him from all records and memories - gently but completely. On the eve of his complete disappearance, an acceptance letter arrived. Deep Sea Academy. A school built on the seabed of 10,000 meters, on top of the sleeping bones of ancient gods. Knowledge is not taught here, but "law" - the power to rewrite the rules of reality. Every law takes effect at the cost of sacrifice: your memories, emotions, future possibilities Lu Ran had forbidden blood flowing through him. His mother, who was a legend in the academy but had been "moved" a long time ago, once cut off his connection with the divine skeleton system at a huge cost. Deep in the archives, the white camellia left by my mother is about to wither. The bronze gears re-engaged in the abyss, emitting a low cry that awakened the world. And those translucent souls who have been "archived" are silently staring at each living candidate through the glass dome. Now, Lu Ran stands at the crossroads of fate with his increasingly transparent name in hand: There is something in the depths of the ocean that remembers all the forgotten names. Now it thinks of you. ---