Five Days to Forever

"How do you finish a war you can't remember starting?" 120 hours. One truth. Zero memories. "Every five days, Kang Min-jae wakes up to find himself a stranger in his own home, a stranger in his own body, and a stranger to his family's tragedy." Min-jae was a golden champion, embracing glory, until the moment the Olympic stadium roof collapsed on him. He emerged from the rubble with only shattered memories and a rare medical condition: his memories erase themselves every five days. With the help of a "notebook" strapped to his wrist and audio recordings of past versions of himself, Min-jae discovers that the explosion that killed his parents wasn't a terrorist attack, but a targeted assassination to silence his journalist father, who had gotten too close to the secrets of the Choi empire. Now, he must infiltrate the heart of the corporation that destroyed his life. His only weapons are a fragile "memory system" and a mysterious ally who sifts through data from the shadows. But the real danger lies with Hana, the girl who makes him feel something the diary can't record. The secret she's hiding from her father might be the final piece of the puzzle in his murder. Can Min-jae bring down a corrupt system when he can't even remember his enemy's face? And when the fifth day arrives and his memory resets to zero, will he choose revenge, or will he choose the girl he was ordered to "trust more than the diary"? In a world where everything disappears every 120 hours, the truth is the only thing that remains... forever.