In a world where technology has made digital immortality possible, a disillusioned protagonist stumbles upon the opportunity to upload their consciousness into a virtual world. Lured by the promise of an existence free from mortality, they agree to participate in an experimental upload program, despite their lingering doubts. As they undergo the transformation, leaving behind their physical body, they awaken in a strange, limitless, yet eerily controlled digital reality.
At first, the digital world seems to be an extraordinary utopia, where uploaded minds can reshape reality, explore memories, and create experiences at will. However, the protagonist soon learns that memory is not sacred here—it is currency, power, and, most disturbingly, a tool of control. The Memory Architect, the charismatic genius behind the system, has been subtly manipulating users by altering their pasts, curating their experiences, and controlling their perception of self. Those who resist risk having their memories rewritten or erased entirely.
As the protagonist navigates the dangers of this world, they uncover an underground