Gu An and Zhou Ming overcome the gap between rich and poor and family obstacles, and finally hold each other's hands tightly. But from one day onwards, Zhou Ming seemed to be a different person. The once warm lover began to hurt him with cold words, looked at him with strange eyes, and even brought other boys home. Gu An struggled in confusion and pain, constantly reflecting on whether he had done something wrong, humbly changing himself, and trying to bring back the Zhou Ming who loved him deeply. He didn't know that the real Zhou Ming was trapped in nothingness, watching helplessly as an alien player manipulated his body, treating Gu An's love as a strategy mission, and treating Gu An's sincerity as a game prop that could be trampled on. This is a plunder that no one knows about. A soul trapped in the body of a lover witnesses the person he loves being pushed into the abyss by "himself".
Intent: This is a cruel fable about "presence" and "absence". The lover's body is close at hand, but the soul is exiled into nothingness. He can only watch the strange consciousness use his most familiar appearance, the person Ling Chi loves the most. It explores whether the essence of love is words and deeds that can be imitated, or whether it is a unique and irreplaceable soul. When an intimate relationship is reduced to a strategy game controlled by others, all tenderness becomes a torture tool, and all promises become a blade that pierces the true heart. The story asks with extreme pain: If the person you love deeply becomes a stranger suddenly, are you fighting a person who has changed his heart, or are you fighting an "other" that occupies his shape? And when the true lover is always present, but cannot be spoken or touched, does this "absence of existence" constitute a more complete separation than death? This is a dark message dedicated to all the souls who fear that the people they love suddenly "don't feel like themselves."