I Should Not Know This Body

Shen does not seize the spiritual veins, does not compete for the immortal mines, and does not have a complete technique. Their only property is a black ancient book - Hanshu. After a clan member dies, their memories are completely recorded. If a living person eats it, in one night he can gain the skills and strength that his ancestors have practiced hard for decades. But every memory carries the emotions, obsessions and personality of the original owner. The more you use it, the harder it becomes to tell who the thoughts in your head really belong to. The hands will make gestures that I have never learned before, the dream will go into the night when others died, and the handwriting will change the direction of the pen without realizing it. When Shen Jianshen was nineteen years old, Mr. Gu came to collect the memory tax, requiring Shen to hand over three complete original memories of living persons within thirty days. My grandfather advocated sealing the family and moving away, so he chose to open the stone chamber of the ancestral temple. He thought that as long as the rules were strict enough and the records were complete enough, the dead could be allowed to serve the living and the tribe could survive. He didn't know that one success would not end the debate, it would only create more people who wanted to open the book again. He does not know that the system will not eliminate violence, but will only determine who approves violence, how it is recorded, and who bears the cost. Little did he know that those memories of being eaten in the name of "saving lives" were already waiting to be moved in. The first owner of the book wrote a sentence on the title page: "This is not a book. This is a mouth." The mouth will not close by itself if it does not eat. The price of living is letting others live in your body. He opened the volume. From then on, every time he swung his knife, every time he voted, every time he looked into the mirror - he had to ask himself: Whose hand is this? Even if we meet, we should not know each other.