[Top Foley Artist with Hyperacusis vs. Deaf and Aloof Suspense Writer] [High IQ Crime + Two-way Redemption + Ultimate Pulling + Voice Control Welfare]
Wen Ning lived in a hell bombarded by noise. As a top foley artist in the industry, she can use watermelons to simulate skull cracking and celery to simulate bone fractures. However, due to severe hyperacusis, she can only hide behind noise-canceling headphones to survive.
Gu Baiye lived in an abyss of absolute silence. He is an internationally renowned suspense novelist who wrote the most perfect crime. However, he became completely deaf due to a car accident and can no longer hear any sounds in the world.
When we first met, she was smashing a watermelon in an underground recording studio on a rainy night, and her hands were full of red juice. He stood in the shadows with an indifferent expression: "The sound is wrong. There will be a muffled sound before the real skull is broken."
Goodbye, he handed an old bloody hemp rope into her hand, trying to pull her into the unsolved rainy night mystery ten years ago. "Wen Ning, my world is too quiet, so I need you. Be my ears and hear the frequency of those lies."
Two incomplete souls biting and licking each other in the darkness. He was her only silence, and she was his only echo.
A death recording missing 5 seconds, a Rolls-Royce hidden under the mansion, and a rotating emerald finger. He led her step by step, hunting down powerful people in the silent world, and tearing apart the hypocritical truth.
When he took off his hearing aid, the world fell silent, and her heartbeat was his only salvation. "Gu Baiye, did you hear it?" "Yes. It's you who said you love me."
Reader comments
To be honest, I only read this book because of the beautiful cover. I didn't expect that I couldn't stop reading it once I opened it. The female protagonist is a Foley artist with hyperacusis and can tell when others are lying; the male protagonist is a suspense writer and is hearing-impaired. When the two met, I was really surprised by this setting. She hears too much, and he can't - she hides in her noise-canceling headphones, and he lives in his own world of silence. The scene where the male protagonist said "I am your anechoic chamber" made me cry to death. When he covered the female protagonist's ears with his hands to block the noise for her, it really hit me hard. This book is not only about love, but also about how two disabled people can redeem each other. I was relieved for several days after reading it. The writing is also very good, and the description of the sounds is particularly visual. As I read it, I felt like the sounds were ringing in my ears. All in all, you won't lose money by investing in it, I highly recommend it!
To be honest, I only read this book because of the beautiful cover. I didn't expect that I couldn't stop reading it once I opened it. The female protagonist is a Foley artist with hyperacusis and can tell when others are lying; the male protagonist is a suspense writer and is hearing-impaired. When the two met, I was really surprised by this setting. She hears too much, and he can't - she hides in her noise-canceling headphones, and he lives in his own world of silence. The scene where the male protagonist said "I am your anechoic chamber" made me cry to death. When he covered the female protagonist's ears with his hands to block the noise for her, it really hit me hard. This book is not only about love, but also about how two disabled people can redeem each other. I was relieved for several days after reading it. The writing is also very good, and the description of the sounds is particularly visual. As I read it, I felt like the sounds were ringing in my ears. All in all, you won't lose money by investing in it, I highly recommend it!