Unregistered Summer

During roll call in the morning of his third year of high school, Lin Zhou heard a name that the whole class did not recognize. Xia Zhimian. There is no her in the roll call, no her in the monitoring system, no her in the student status system, and even the recipients on the admission notice are gradually turning white. By all accounts, the girl never existed. But Lin Zhou remembered her. He remembered the name on the old admission ticket, the yellow folding umbrella, and how she always paused half a second longer when writing the word "sleep" while sitting at the front table. Later, Lin Zhou learned that the city of Ningchuan would write off people who could not bear it from its files, memories and relationships. Someone is responsible for deletion and someone is responsible for silence. And he was the only one who could hear the cry for help in the void. When calibrator Lu Heng judged Xia Zhimian to be "invalid", Lin Zhou pressed his student ID card on the judgment letter. "You say she doesn't exist." "Then I will bear witness."