The Perfect Profile of Bed No. 7 Is Fake

Lin Wan is a senior caregiver at Tinglan Brain-Computer Rehabilitation Center. The machine is responsible for splicing synapses, and she is responsible for using the "four-axis method" to slice and verify the patient's new memories one by one - time, place, people, senses. No fictitious drift can escape her pen. In the past five years, she has verified more than 300 memory files and has never made any mistakes. Until the man in bed No. 7 Wakes up. He lost his memory for seven years, but the first words he spoke were secrets that only Lin Wan and his mother, who had died three years ago, knew. The words he wrote were exactly the same as his mother's handwriting during her lifetime. Lin Wan called up his entire set of files - from project approval, ethics approval documents to judicial-level timestamps, every link was so perfect that there was no flaw. But the patient's sister said: She never signed the authorization letter. But the admission record stated that he was right-handed, but the man subconsciously unscrewed the bottle cap with his left hand. But the identity of the person in the file did not match the man on the hospital bed. The perfect profile is fake. And the person who forged it wrote the memory of a dead woman into the brain of a stranger. Lin Wan thought he was verifying the authenticity of a file. What she didn't know was that from the moment she picked up the pen, she herself became the subject of verification.