"The wind blows the fallen leaves into stars"
——Youth·Healing·Micro-fantasy novel
Story introduction
In a city where stars cannot be seen, 17-year-old transfer student Lin Zhiluo meets Gu Xingye, the "wind whisperer" - he can hear the emotions of the wind and translate it into light.
One day, a sudden typhoon swept all the fallen leaves into the night sky, burning into little sparks in the wind. That night, Lin Zhiluo discovered that he could actually plant the fallen "star chips" into the soil, and glowing saplings would grow the next day. In order to find out the truth, the two joined the school's astronomy club, which was on the verge of being abandoned. Together with a group of lonely friends, they tried to use the "Spark Forest" to relight the starry sky swallowed by haze and neon.
However, Spark needs memory as its nourishment. Every time a fallen leaf turns into a star, they must hand over a memory about each other. As the forest gets brighter and brighter, they begin to forget the reason for their initial encounter——
The wind blows the fallen leaves into stars, and also blows the love into the past.
Before the last meteor shower comes, Lin Zhiluo must decide:
Should I keep the stars in the sky, or remember the young man named Gu Xingye?
Selling point label
· High-concept healing setting: fallen leaves = stardust, memory = energy, romance and cruelty coexist
· Youth group portraits of the Astronomy Club: the fearless academic tyrant, the aphasic girl, the retired young athlete... Let's save the starry sky together
· Two-way redemption: the male protagonist can control the wind but cannot retain his mother's memory, the female protagonist can grow stars but cannot get over her sister's death
· Beautiful imagery + cinematic narrative: Typhoon night, Spark Forest, Rooftop Telescope, Countdown Meteor Shower