When the most ordinary extraordinary observer meets the most extraordinary ordinary person, Pei Zhuxuan.
Chen Lin, an employee in the Archives Department of the China Association for the Handling of Anomalous Creatures, is sent to Seoul to carry out a lowest-level D-rank mission: document and file a series of trivial anomalies involving "objects shifting slightly." For him, it's just another form to fill out, another quiet observation.
On the second floor of an old bookstore cafe in Hapjeong-dong, he meets a woman who always appears on the same afternoon schedule, reading with no makeup on. There's no spiritual energy around her, but she has another kind of "anomaly": a carefully calculated, exhausted authenticity. He doesn't know who she is, and she doesn't know his work concerns the other side of the world.
He records anomalies, but in her, he discovers the most precious kind of "ordinary."
She lives in the spotlight, but in his eyes, she finds a "self" that isn't defined by anyone else.
Too much introductory description, but overall it's okay