Catching the River

On his eighth birthday, Bangkok psychiatrist Lu Chenzhou disappeared after his mother fed him a bowl of glowing water. Twenty-five years later, a Burmese worker had his memory rewind and his body grew reversely after drinking the water, dragging Lu Chenzhou into a mystery that spanned two generations. He gathered four people to go deep into the Savage Mountain: the mercenary Raven who was looking for his mother, the botanist Chen Zhiwei who was corroded by the bacterial strain, the diver Sato who was willing to die to find his daughter's name, and the nun Huizhen who was the only survivor sixty years ago. They discovered an underground river flowing upstream, which could archive the drinker's memory in the sediment layer at the bottom of the river. However, the system was already out of control and was actively collecting the consciousness of living people. The eight "key bearers" who terminated the river hunt were combined to trigger the formatting process, at the cost of burning everyone's most precious memories. The five people broke into the core of the sedimentary layer, their beloved memories turned into golden fuel and dissipated, and the river water lost its fluorescence. After the formatting was completed, Qihe did not die, but was reborn in seven places around the world, and was cleaned up one by one by the first generation creator Weng. Lu Chenzhou returned to the world with the scars of his lost memory. At the foot of Savage Mountain, a golden seed is breaking through the ground - not the echo of fishing in the river, but life itself going on.