2077: I Will Sell Memories in the Future

In 2077, mankind entered the era of artificial intelligence. AI takes over production, reshapes cities, and most jobs are replaced by machines. In this future city driven by data and algorithms, the most expensive resource is not energy, technology or wealth, but human memory. A lost family relationship, a forgotten skill, and a deleted history have all become precious assets that can be traded. Chen Mo, an ordinary maintenance worker who has been eliminated by the times, inherited an old shop left by his grandfather at the lowest point in his life. Everyone thought it was just a dilapidated shop waiting to disappear. Until he discovered that the old equipment in the store could read the memories hidden in the items. A yellowed photo allows a family to recover its lost past. A piece of incomplete data helps companies break through technical bottlenecks. A sealed civilization record caused shock to the entire future world. Starting from running a small shop that no one cared about, Chen Mo gradually built his own memory trading empire. He faces the competition from capital giants and also faces the questioning of the value of human emotions by super AI. When the future world believes that human emotions, memories and experiences can all be replaced by data, Chen Mo stands in the torrent of the times and proves: Technology can copy knowledge, but it cannot copy the traces of a person's real life.