Weird Story About Rules: I Can See the Violation

Psychologist Lin Mo received a special patient-Su Qing. She remembered that she had a sister who had been forgotten by everyone. From then on, Lin Mo discovered that he could see things that others could not see: the non-existent fourth floor where the piano sounded at three o'clock in the morning, the abandoned cinema where life's regrets were played on a loop, the underground library where the archives of the forgotten were stored... The basic laws of how this world works are spiraling out of control. In the gaps of daily life, there are countless anomalies called "sense of disobedience". They are not ghosts, but forgotten existences - forgotten people, forgotten things, forgotten memories, will be twisted into rules, and then start to swallow reality in reverse. And Lin Mo is one of the few people who can see them. He is called "The Observer". If he wants to survive, he must learn a cruel rule: all abnormal containment requires a price - the observer's own memory, emotions, and even a part of himself. I forgot my sister's face. I forgot my partner's name. I forgot why I persisted. But I still remember one thing: as long as there is one person who can see, darkness has boundaries.