Ch. 121I’ve Forgotten Everything, but I Still Remember You
Key Plot Points and Events
- Shen Le and Gu Yulin travel to Binhai City with a Doll Cabinet that seems to have a connection to an elderly woman's past.
- The elderly woman, suffering from Alzheimer's, recognizes the Doll Cabinet and interacts with it as if she's a child again.
- Shen Le secretly uses the Copper Fragment to heal the elderly woman, channeling the power of the Doll Cabinet.
Character Developments
- Shen Le: Shows empathy and understanding towards the elderly woman's condition and her dedication to her work. He secretly heals her using the Copper Fragment.
- Gu Yulin: Becomes anxious when the Doll Cabinet's aura starts to leak, but trusts Shen Le's judgment.
- The Elderly Woman: Recalls her past and interacts with the Doll Cabinet, showing that she hasn't forgotten her dedication to her work despite her illness.
Significant Themes
- Memory and Forgetfulness: The elderly woman's struggle with Alzheimer's highlights the theme of memory loss and the importance of remembering the past.
- Dedication and Perseverance: The elderly woman's dedication to her work, even in her old age, is a testament to her perseverance and commitment.
- Healing and Empathy: Shen Le's decision to heal the elderly woman shows his empathetic nature and his desire to help those in need.
Character Interactions
- Shen Le and Gu Yulin: They work together to transport the Doll Cabinet, with Gu Yulin expressing concern about its aura leaking.
- The Elderly Woman and Her Family: The woman interacts with her family, sometimes recognizing them and sometimes confusing them with figures from her past.
- Shen Le and The Doll Cabinet: Shen Le secretly channels the power of the Doll Cabinet to heal the elderly woman, showing a connection between them.