Don't Trust Your Memory, Including This One

I once thought in a superficial and narrow way that science fiction was synonymous with coldness and alienation, a future built by cyberpunk, an unreachable galactic exploration, and the moans of those who had no worries about food and clothing. There was a vast distance between the lofty words and the daily life of daily necessities. Until I read this book, the setting of soft science fiction + light suspense completely broke my thinking about science fiction. The author uses gentle and restrained brushstrokes to bring each character to life. Zhang Chi who values ​​love and justice, Wang Man who values ​​science, the crazy and unpredictable Zhong Yunan, the gentle and forbearing Shen Xi, and the mysterious Vulgan. Each character is as distinct as an ink dot on a white paper, ultimately forming a complete ink painting. Those souls slowly get closer and illuminate each other in their destiny. The delicacy and warmth hidden in the plot make me understand that science fiction is never a suspended castle in the air. It can also shine into reality and illuminate every struggle and perseverance. Who can bear the weight of the crown of memory? Xiao Yu can remember everything, but he also forgets everything. The words of his college girlfriend, "You can remember everything, why can't you remember me alone?" Express the sadness and powerlessness between him and her. Perhaps memory is an invisible shackles for Xiao Yu. But he chose to use this shackle as a blade to break through the obstacles and save the world. "No one is born as a savior. While saving himself, he saves others as well." The Akashic Project plans to strip away the painful memories of human beings, leaving only the pure and beautiful parts. It sounds very exciting. Who can resist happiness? "But if only good memories remain, how can we remember what is right and what is wrong. The perpetrators will forget the pain of punishment, leaving only the pleasure of satisfying desires. Once the rules lose weight, human nature will be like a broken window effect, fragmented, fragmented." We always long to escape from pain, but we don't know that pain itself is a part of us. Without incompleteness, completeness would lose its meaning. This is a good book. I sincerely hope that the author can complete it, and that more people can encounter it, feel it, and understand it. Real beauty never means eliminating the past, but accepting all the past and truly feeling the joy, anger, sorrow and joy of every moment. In the fireworks of the world, we can glimpse the perfection of the years. The world is worth it, for you and for me.

It's getting more and more exciting. If you have the chance to make it into a TV series, it will be even more exciting!

But after reading the latest chapter, I was a little scared. I wouldn't want to engage in partisanship. I can understand Chen Mengyao and Shen Xi, what does Zhao Ji mean?