Don't Force Me, I Don't Have Much Memory

This is a dark world where the soul is the fuel of industry. Lin Ye became a slave at the bottom of a giant mine. Every time he uses his power, he loses one of his most precious memories. Not forgetting. He watched helplessly and felt that "maybe I didn't have a mother in my previous life." He convinced himself that "that person named Tiezheng might just be the diary editor." The only thing that can prove that he lived is an old diary filled with his own handwriting. The first page reads: "Your name is Lin Ye, don't trust anyone." On the day Tie Zheng died, he wrote on a blank page: "I owe Tie Zheng my life." After he finished writing, he looked at the name for a long time. Like looking at a stranger. The truth of memory is not in this empire. In a place forgotten by everyone. "Don't push me, I don't have much memory."