In a city ruled by memory control, Li Chen is a loyal technician in the Ministry’s Memory Integrity Unit—tasked with suppressing anomalies, correcting deviations, and ensuring that the past remains perfectly aligned with the regime’s narrative. His life is predictable, his mind synced, his history clean.
Until a ghost appears.
A flicker of forbidden footage—a girl in red, a forgotten square, and a voice screaming his name—fractures Li’s programmed certainty. As he follows digital breadcrumbs through corrupted archives and forbidden tunnels, a deeper truth begins to emerge: the past wasn’t erased. It was rewritten. And he may not be who he thinks he is.
But uncovering the truth comes at a cost. Surveillance tightens. Identities glitch. Citizens vanish. And the closer Li gets to the origin of the lie, the more dangerous remembering becomes. Because some ghosts don’t just haunt the system—they built it.
Can a man who helped erase the truth survive remembering it?
Or will he vanish again—this time, for good?
