Missing Word Monument on the Great Wall of Qi: I Can Read the Truth at Sunrise

In the first ray of sunshine during the Sun-welcoming Prayer Ceremony, Provincial Museum Cultural Relics Restorer Lu Yan saw a living person being erased by "light" - surveillance, files, and the memories of relatives and friends were rewritten simultaneously and self-consistently, as if that person had never existed. He chased a forgotten backpack and a blank ticket and embarked on the ancient Qi Great Wall Road. The name engraved on the city wall is only visible at sunrise, but there is always one word missing on the oath monument: a square hole with missing teeth at the four corners, like an interface, and also like a mouth that specializes in eating "names". Legends, mountain gatherings, sea sacrifices and the beats of Cuju are connected in the dark to form the same set of rules - rituals can be sealed, sacrifices can be opened, oaths must be repaid, names are deleted and no one is killed, but it can make people disappear from the world narrative. In order to "write" the deleted people back to the human world, Lu Yan had to change the terms of the ritual domain again and again: developing, leaving traces, rolling back, and fixing names. With every victory, reality will backfill with a more reasonable and cruel version of the mistake: lovers become witnesses, teammates become accomplices, and relatives cannot call him by name. The beacon fire is about to enter the sea, and it will cover the whole area simultaneously. If he cannot find the truth about the missing word, everyone will be renamed by "Order".