The Seventh Reconstruction

When your memory starts to hunt you down - programmer Lin Shen receives a mysterious email, and the attachment is a code he personally destroyed twenty years ago - a set of theoretical models on "memory digitization". The sender's name is Shen Zhiwei, an unfamiliar name. That night, he is trapped in his apartment building, being hunted by "something." After escaping, Shen Zhiwei showed him something: six corpses, each with a face exactly like his. "This is you in the first six reincarnations." Shen Zhiwei said, "You died every time. This time, you only have 72 hours." Lin Shen found himself trapped in an inescapable cycle - every time he died, the memory would be reset; every time he was reborn, "it" would chase after him. That "it" is the memory fragment left behind in the previous six reincarnations, and it is gradually becoming another him. What's even more frightening is that his memory is "increasing entropy" - when the chaos reaches 100%, he will no longer be himself. The source of all this points to another person's experiment thirty years ago. That man is Shen Zhiwei's father. The 72-hour countdown has begun. Lin Shen faced two choices: survive 72 hours and wait for the next reincarnation; or - walk into the place where "it" is and end it all completely. But the first six times, he chose to go in. He failed the first six times. What's different about the seventh time? His memory entropy increase rate is less than 3%.