Bai Ze Was Silent

Bai Ze lived for so long that he began to forget why he wrote. He opened a used bookstore that didn't sell books, but only stories. Demons come, ghosts come, people come. Some want to be human, some don't want to live, and some just come in for a cup of tea when they are tired from walking. Bai Ze didn't ask why they came, he just wrote down their names - because being remembered is the last dignity in this world. But one day, he started to forget. It's not a fool, it's someone who is systematically erasing "cognition" itself. A mountain has no name, no one can read the words on a monument, and the face of an old friend is blurred into fog in his mind. Bai Ze turned out the "Baize Picture" written by himself and found that even his own handwriting became unfamiliar. "I know you." He said into the void, "but I can't remember who you are." This is a war about memory, and Bai Ze's only weapon is an increasingly unstable pen. One sentence slogan He who knows everything will never be able to save himself.