If “today” could never become “yesterday,” would you still dare to love?
On the morning of the most important pitch of her career, rising architect Lin Wei suddenly finds herself trapped on July 1.
She wakes again and again, fails, and breaks down, while the world plays the same day on repeat like a scratched record.
Until the 51st loop, when Chen Mo, an AI scientist rumored to be so rational he is almost cold, hands her a gray origami crane:
“Today still hasn't become yesterday, has it?”
They become each other's only “synchronized ones,” sharing memories and counting down the days together.
She wants to save her mother, lost somewhere in time. He wants to atone for failing to save someone in an avalanche years ago.
She helps him tear down his walls, and he helps her heal her wounds.
But when the loop finally ends and time moves forward again,
Chen Mo forgets Lin Wei.
Lin Wei sends the man who no longer remembers her, one by one, the 101 letters they wrote together in frozen time:
“If today must eventually become yesterday, then I'll fall in love with you again in every tomorrow.”
The urban fantasy healing romance Today Still Hasn't Become Yesterday
For everyone who wants to race against time and snatch the person they love back from oblivion.
