She is a social horror writer who hides behind a mask. Her writing is so delicate that it breaks, but she dare not expose it to the sun; he is a dubbing master who never shows his face. His voice can penetrate people's hearts, but he can read her "dare not love" through the monitoring headphones.
When capital wanted to tamper with her script, and "orthodoxy" wanted to slander her for stealing her legacy, and even the manuscripts she relied on for survival were ransacked - he tore up the agreement, built a safe zone for her with the sound of his breathing, and confessed in a global live broadcast in a "love letter": "I have recorded all the love words in this life."
And she finally took off her mask and used words as a blade to fight back side by side with him: "Words don't need to be exquisite, they only need a sincere heart that is not numb."
In the soundproof booth, the voiceprint resonates with the pen tip; when fighting against the world, loneliness and loneliness embrace each other. When the words in the darkness meet the sound that penetrates the long night, they prove that the real resonance has nothing to do with the noise, but only in the human heart.
"Hidden in that recorder ten years ago was the guilt that he didn't dare to say, and the redemption that she didn't know about..."
Purpose: Through the collision of words and sounds, explore the healing power of loneliness and resonance