Long Exposure: Blank Negative

In the graduation photography exhibition, all the portraits taken by Shen Chang had their eyes closed, except for the 37th photo, which he had never taken before - in the picture, a girl in a white dress was stuffing cards into his viewfinder. The girl's name is Jiang Mian, who only exists in the red light of the darkroom. She is the image of Shen Chang's regrets. The closer she gets to him, the more memories he loses. In this world, photos can steal time, the darkroom is a battlefield, and aperture, shutter, and sensitivity are battle parameters. The world's last "original negative" is sealed inside Shen Chang's body. As the war between the darkroom and the negative alliance breaks out, Shen Chang reveals the truth step by step: his father killed his mother, her mother never left, and the entire universe is just a long exposure of his future self. He could take photos of things that didn't happen, but he could never take a frontal photo of Jiang Mian. Because as soon as the shutter falls, she turns into light. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.