It's a city during the day, and another order at night.
When the lights go out, the rules begin to change - low-cost rental apartments will swallow up residents, models in late-night shopping malls move under patrol lights, old book warehouses hide existences nourished by "permission", and a seemingly gentle online love is quietly reading your soul permissions.
These stories are independent of each other, but share a common background: loneliness, desire and fear. A house is not a house, a shopping mall is not a shopping mall, and there may not be a person on the other side of the screen. The truly scary thing is never the ghost, but the part of ourselves that we actively surrender in the midst of exhaustion and longing.
When the city enters night, are you sure you still have the power to "allow"?
Open this book and please confirm——
The door is locked and the screen is off.
