She Said She Didn't Kill Me

She is dead. But I received her WeChat message. Two months ago, Su Ran fell to his death from a building. The police classified it as suicide. I accepted it—until I received a blank text message late at night from her. I am silent, an algorithm engineer with an IQ of 139. I believe in logic, not ghosts. I set out to find out the truth. It was found that she was investigating an AI face-changing fraud gang during her lifetime. It was discovered that she was in secret contact with a person codenamed "K". I found a video - in the video, I was arguing with her, I pushed her, and she hit the corner of the table and bled. I don't remember this memory. Then she appeared. Alive, but with new eyes. She said, "Stop checking, please." She said: "The person who killed me was yourself." When all the evidence points to you, can you still trust your memory? A suspenseful story about betrayal, forgetfulness and self-deception. The end of the truth is not the murderer, but the self you dare not think of.