The cover of that book...
It's not abstract, it's realism...
ng Lang stared blankly at the pig head graffiti being gradually erased by the waves.
Initially confused about the book's ending, he suddenly understood Lin Haitang's words at that mont.
Him? Exceptionally talented? Possessing abilities others don't have?
What was Lin Haitang referring to?
Yes... his Alzheir's!
Compared to the Divine Machine Clan's eternal mory that is both loved and hated, his natural "mory eraser" talent is indeed remarkable.
But these are distant mories, causing ng Lang to montarily fail to react.
Thinking back now, he finds it rather nostalgic.
After all, back then, there was no doomsday, no Pacific Rim, and no planet cleavage...
He was happily living in the low-level stages of combating Alzheir's...
Hmm... From prediction to delay, it's like after the self-saving "Naihe Bridge Plan N.0," the brothers rarely ntioned this disease that once gave him such headaches.
It's probably due to Changqing Biological's funding and technological accumulation that future dical technology can greatly delay, even ignore the illness.
So, although there's no breakthrough cure like "Alzheir's special drug," over ti, even he assud his Alzheir's had beco a thing of the past...
Lin Haitang knowing he has "Alzheir's" may have been due to the future self receiving related treatnt, which isn't surprising.
But...
[Death isn't true passing; forgetting is eternal demise.]
[The deceased live in the mories of the living, and mory itself is like an ever-lasting funeral...]
[For , the easiest thing in the world is mory, while the hardest is forgetting.]
[Forgetfulness, at tis, is a ritual for the soul to break free from burdens...]
Beginning, body, conclusion...
Apart from narrating future history as an observer, the core repeatedly ntioned in yesterday's book seems to revolve around the word "mory" from start to finish.
Although it appears to be so spontaneous thoughts from Lin Haitang.
However, hearing it now, ng Lang feels awakened by thunderclaps, realizing so issues previously overlooked...
ng Lang squatted down, staring in a daze at the smile gradually smoothed out by the waves on the beach...
Talent... ability...
With ti passed, looking back at the "terminal illness" he once dreaded, so new insights suddenly arose.
Yes, just like Lin Haitang said.
Forgetfulness, for ordinary people, is a chronic agony of death.
Yet for him, why isn't it a form of unique "talent"?
Previously, he focused solely on curing this "stubborn disease," unaware that so people even wish for it.
Such as Lin Haitang in yesterday's book, or perhaps... the forr "Lin Haitang"...
"How did Lin Haitang lose mory?" He once made so guesses.
For instance, studying neuroscience, or borrowing the Divine Race's mory-clearing "purification" techniques, developing technologies like "Forgetfulness Water" or "Forgetfulness Water."
No matter the process, the ultimate goal is to eliminate the side effects caused by "consciousness overlap."
After all, at that ti, Lin Haitang was still young, and the side effect issues from the autobiography should have been even more urgent and severe than for himself.
Perhaps the book reached a "critical point," necessitating this extre asure, then entrusted the autobiography to him, the "trustworthy" person.
Hmm... that's how he previously thought.
He believed being favored by the "kindergarten version Lin Haitang" was mainly due to her testing him with "ti," and the most crucial reason being his "naivety" and "innocence."
Yet until today, Lin Haitang enlightened him as if waking soone from a dream, giving rise to new speculations.
Are "innocence" and "naivety" enough?
Though he prides himself on not being a bad person, with moral baseline slightly higher than human average, he isn't the unique "good person" compared to so saintly hearts. Why should he be seen differently?
Of course, there's another reason, "hundred lifetis to share a boat, thousand lifetis to share a pillow"...
Their unbreakable bond ford over countless reincarnations.
Ultimately realizing, not only is he a "good person," but mainly a "good man!"
Hence deeply rooted feelings, among a sea of possibilities, she chooses just one of his ladle...
This is also the reason ng Lang finds most plausible.
Ahem! Aside from those two paramount reasons, perhaps there's consideration of "technical" aspects too.
Such as...
Himself having Alzheir's...
[This girl learns quickly and has great rapport; she surprisingly made quite a few friends at the library.
Even with so elderly Alzheir's ladies, she can sit and chat for half a day...]
Recalling the details Mrs. Lin casually revealed during his visit to Beijing.
Why was young Lin Haitang interested in Alzheir's patients?
The only possibility... she realized that the disease, which seems like a terminal illness to ordinary people, is actually a "redy" for her!
Perhaps, she once founded a biotech company like "Changqing Biological" in the book's world, focusing on the pathology and causes of Alzheir's.
Then "Forgetfulness Water" was a related outco?
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