Memory Repairer: the Non-Existent Dead

In the new Kowloon City of 2077, memory is a commodity that can be tampered with, traded or even deleted. I, Chen Mo, am a "memory repairman" - specializing in repairing memory data that has been violently destroyed, encrypted or falsified. Until that day, I received an anonymous commission: to restore a memory from the "dead". But when I accessed that memory, what I saw was myself. Not me as the tinkerer, but me as the "dead". In the memory, there are gunshots, blood, the pursuit of federal agents, and a code that is encrypted in layers, pointing to a mysterious project called "Container Zero." What's even more frightening is that the encryption method of this memory can only be cracked by me-because it was a lock set by me myself. I began to wonder: Who am I? Is it the repairman Chen Mo, or the "Experimental Subject Zero" who was supposed to die? As the investigation progressed, I discovered that the entire city was lying. My memory has been tampered with more than once, and the real "Chen Mo" may no longer exist. I must piece together the truth before I am completely lost - even if that truth makes me the next "non-existent dead". This is a cyber puzzle about identity, memory and survival. When your past can be rewritten, what else can you believe?