The story takes place in a near-future city where the "healing economy" is prevalent - psychological healing, meditation APPs, and brainwave synchronization equipment have become the spiritual sustenance of urbanites. The "Soul Healing Club" is a "high-end private healing organization" that has taken advantage of the situation. It uses the slogan of "deep listening to the heart" to attract anxious urban women. In fact, it is an underground experimental network that uses neuroacoustic technology to control consciousness. The goal is to screen and tame "highly sensitive people" and build a utopian dream of a "painless society."
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Characters: 1. Su Yao (heroine and detective): has Auditory-Visual Synesthesia and can "see" the form of sounds. To her, sound is not an abstract wave, but a living entity with color, texture, and life. Unique skills: Voiceprint profiling: It can restore the speaker's mental state, mood swings, and even determine whether he is being manipulated through his voice. Frequency intuition: Extremely sensitive to specific sound waves, able to identify disguised voices, voice changers, and brainwave induced signals. Character background: The mother was a survivor of the "brain wave synchronization experiment" in the 1990s. She later suffered from schizophrenia and finally disappeared after a "healing call." Su Yao was raised by her grandmother since she was a child. The scar behind her ear is the only token left by her mother - a physical mark that is actually the experimental subject number. 2. Lin Yue (female protagonist and reporter): She was a former student of the "Soul Healing Society" and was expelled for questioning the memory cleaning process in the "Healing Ceremony". She is not simply pursuing news, but is looking for her seven-day memory that was erased. From "reporter who exposed the truth" → "survivor who was backlashed by the truth" → "recorder who reconstructed memory" There were seven blank audio clips in her voice recorder - evidence that she had been "purified". Unique skills: Personal network: Deeply cultivate the marginalized groups in the city, and master a large amount of underground information about the "Healing Society". Memory Puzzle: Good at restoring the hidden truth through fragmented information, forming a perfect complement of "sensory + logic" with Su Yao. 3. Professor Zhou (villain and scientist): He was originally a genius in neuroscience, but he suffered a mental breakdown after his daughter committed suicide during school bullying. He firmly believed that "pain is a virus of consciousness and must be eliminated", so he founded the "Soul Healing Society", trying to "rewrite" the human brain through sound wave frequencies and create a "painless new human being." He is not a pure villain, but a savior twisted by grief. He believed he was "rescuing" those "sensitive and fragile" women from "emotional slavery." There is a "silent room" in his laboratory, where the last nursery rhyme his daughter sang before her death is played on a loop, never ending. Core concept: "Real healing is not to listen to pain, but to make pain disappear." 4. Chen Feng (key supporting role: Gray Domainer): Professor Zhou's former assistant and "recycler" - responsible for handling out-of-control experimental subjects. He appears to be cold, but in fact he secretly keeps backups of all experimental data, just waiting for someone who can "hear the truth" to appear. He is a "traitor within the system" and a "silent witness." His existence made Su Yao understand that evil is not the work of one person, but the silence of a group of people. This is not a simple crime-solving story, but a modern fable about "voice, memory and free will." Su Yao is not a hero, she is the one who hears the pain of the world in the silence. And her mission is to make those who have been silenced heard again.
Characters: 1. Su Yao (heroine and detective): has Auditory-Visual Synesthesia and can "see" the form of sounds. To her, sound is not an abstract wave, but a living entity with color, texture, and life. Unique skills: Voiceprint profiling: It can restore the speaker's mental state, mood swings, and even determine whether he is being manipulated through his voice. Frequency intuition: Extremely sensitive to specific sound waves, able to identify disguised voices, voice changers, and brainwave induced signals. Character background: The mother was a survivor of the "brain wave synchronization experiment" in the 1990s. She later suffered from schizophrenia and finally disappeared after a "healing call." Su Yao was raised by her grandmother since she was a child. The scar behind her ear is the only token left by her mother - a physical mark that is actually the experimental subject number. 2. Lin Yue (female protagonist and reporter): She was a former student of the "Soul Healing Society" and was expelled for questioning the memory cleaning process in the "Healing Ceremony". She is not simply pursuing news, but is looking for her seven-day memory that was erased. From "reporter who exposed the truth" → "survivor who was backlashed by the truth" → "recorder who reconstructed memory" There were seven blank audio clips in her voice recorder - evidence that she had been "purified". Unique skills: Personal network: Deeply cultivate the marginalized groups in the city, and master a large amount of underground information about the "Healing Society". Memory Puzzle: Good at restoring the hidden truth through fragmented information, forming a perfect complement of "sensory + logic" with Su Yao. 3. Professor Zhou (villain and scientist): He was originally a genius in neuroscience, but he suffered a mental breakdown after his daughter committed suicide during school bullying. He firmly believed that "pain is a virus of consciousness and must be eliminated", so he founded the "Soul Healing Society", trying to "rewrite" the human brain through sound wave frequencies and create a "painless new human being." He is not a pure villain, but a savior twisted by grief. He believed he was "rescuing" those "sensitive and fragile" women from "emotional slavery." There is a "silent room" in his laboratory, where the last nursery rhyme his daughter sang before her death is played on a loop, never ending. Core concept: "Real healing is not to listen to pain, but to make pain disappear." 4. Chen Feng (key supporting role: Gray Domainer): Professor Zhou's former assistant and "recycler" - responsible for handling out-of-control experimental subjects. He appears to be cold, but in fact he secretly keeps backups of all experimental data, just waiting for someone who can "hear the truth" to appear. He is a "traitor within the system" and a "silent witness." His existence made Su Yao understand that evil is not the work of one person, but the silence of a group of people. This is not a simple crime-solving story, but a modern fable about "voice, memory and free will." Su Yao is not a hero, she is the one who hears the pain of the world in the silence. And her mission is to make those who have been silenced heard again.