Finding Light in the Darkness

You think the person in the mirror is you. But what if she isn't?

Ling Yue, a graduate student in psychology, realizes that her friend Bai Wu has been acting strangely lately. She has started staring into the mirror for hours, writing the same place name over and over in her notebook, and talking to thin air late at night.

That place is called Yuying Girls' High School, a school where all the students and teachers vanished twenty years ago, after which it was erased from official records.

The moment Ling Yue accompanies Bai Wu into the ruins of Yuying, the door behind them disappears. In its place is a mirror. Their reflections move half a second slower than they do. On the wall are the rules:

Rule One: Do not enter the east wing after ten at night. Rule Two: Do not trust the people in the mirror. Rule Three: One of you is not really "you."

Deep in the mirror world, Ling Yue uncovers a horrifying truth: Bai Wu has no past. She belongs to no family and has no records, as if she had appeared in this world out of nowhere. All 217 people who vanished from Yuying Girls' High School are trapped in the mirror, slowly swallowed, diluted, and forgotten by a device called the "Deep Mirror."

Bai Wu is not human. She is a child "born" from the mirror. And the voice calling to her in the dead of night is inviting her to come home.

Ling Yue must choose between Bai Wu and the mirror. But what she doesn't know is that the real Bai Wu may never have come out of the mirror at all.

When you look in the mirror, have you ever wondered... perhaps the person in the mirror is looking at you, too?