Sixteen-year-old Chang Ying lives alone in a mountainside shrine with no family, no friends, and only loneliness day after day.
She had long been accustomed to living alone - until the silver-haired boy fell from the sky and landed on her steps covered in blood.
A touch, a ray of light, a contract she never asked for bound her to the boy named "Jhin". He is not a human being, but the sealed Sunset God. His memory is fading and his life is counting down. And Chang Ying, this "good-for-nothing witch" whose spiritual power test was zero, was actually the only one who could save him.
The contract is a two-way curse—Jin dies, and Chang Ying ceases to exist.
In order to survive, Chang Ying was forced to embark on a journey with Jin to find the "shards of the sun". With each piece she collected, she would see Jhin's forgotten past - the wounds of war, the memories of betrayal, and the truth about why he would rather disappear than be awakened.
Chang Ying thought he was completing his mission, but found that he was being redeemed.
A girl who dares not be loved, a dying god. In the process of healing each other, they learn to embrace the world.
This is a story about bonding, healing and two-way protection.
