When the 19-year-old genius medical student Hayakawa Ayano met Ryuya Echizen at a street gambling game in New York, he was using a tennis ball to smash the scope of a sniper rifle, and the splash of orange juice burst into bloody fireworks on the bullet marks. She is a secret informant with a scalpel, and he is a "dark web" scavenger who travels between black and white. The first encounter is wrapped in the scent of citrus and the smell of gunpowder smoke, and the longitude and latitude coordinates spanning life and death are carved on the scoreboard.
On a rainy night in Tokyo, in the light of the explosion in the laboratory, his blood-stained bandage was wrapped around her poisonous wound. The genetic test report showed that their mitochondrial chimerism was as high as 99.8%. The secret of the frozen embryos twenty years ago was like a sharp knife cutting through the lies. It turned out that the medical accident that caused Long Ya to lose her mother sealed the wiped-out sins of the Hayakawa family.
From the alleys of New York to Battleship Island in Okinawa, the secret code of orange soda hides the code for your heartbeat. When he taught her to cut open a frozen embryo with a scalpel, the blade reflected fragments of memories of the two's childhood together; she used the ball speed formula to calculate the interval between his heartbeats on the court, but found that all the values pointed to the same truth: those deliberately created encounters and betrayals were nothing but confession programs written by desperate people with their lives.
When the multinational group's gun was aimed at the cherry blossom birthmark on Ayano's collarbone, Long Ya tore off the bandage to reveal the mechanical prosthesis, and pushed her out of the line of life and death with the last external spin serve. Scattered orange seeds sprouted in the rain of bullets, growing into overwhelming lies and sincerity - it turns out that the most dangerous experiment is to make the genes of old enemies resonate when they fall in love.
