Memory Amber: the Truth About Rebirth in the Suicide Note

When Chen Qingzhou moved, he found a suicide note written by his wife Su Qing. The date was three years later, and the handwriting was hers, but Su Qing had no memory of it. Until a musty smell triggers the first "Memory Amber", Su Qing's past life memory fragments begin to unlock, but at the cost of forgetting the current fragments. Anonymous emails provide clues to workplace crises, and mysterious birthmarks disappear when memory is activated... Every fragment is getting closer to the truth about his lonely death in his previous life. When the cost of memory replacement escalated from "forgetting a movie" to "forgetting bank passwords and relatives' allergic history", Chen Qingzhou realized that this rebirth was a second chance that his wife had bought for him with broken memories. "If all the pieces are put together, will she forget about me?" ——Urban rebirth × memory suspense × ultimate emotional flow.