What if the past were not a fixed line but an editable, rewritable file? What if the memories we keep—or choose to forget—defined not only who we are but the very world around us?
Ctrl+Z is a psychological, existential, and deeply human thriller that pulls you inside the TOTEM Institute, where a revolutionary technology lets people edit memories and reconfigure trauma. Yet the promise of healing soon exposes a devastating dilemma: when you rewrite the past, what changes besides the pain?
Yunus Abramov, a quantum physicist and once‑discredited researcher, is recruited to join the project. As he plunges into TOTEM’s ever‑deeper layers, he discovers the system does more than respond to thought—it reshapes reality according to what we believe is true. Identity, memory, and free will all collapse when the mind becomes the primary engine of existence.
With tight suspense and philosophical depth, Ctrl+Z challenges you to rethink time, truth, and self. Every page is a question, every chapter a mirror. In the end, only one choice remains: lock in the version you lived, or hit reset.