Lin Xu, a twenty-six-year-old illustrator, has severe social anxiety. He can work online but never offline. He puts takeout at the door and does not sign for express delivery. He lives alone on the top floor of an old community with the curtains closed all year round.
He thought he would shrink like this for the rest of his life, until one day there was a black box at the door - inside was the sketchbook he had hidden, and a card: "The drawing is very good. Next time, just draw it for me. S"
Shen Zhuo, 29 years old, is a private gallery owner. He looks like a gentle gentleman but has a morbid and possessive undertone. He had long spelled out his entire life trajectory under Lin Xu's anonymous account. He did not force or rob him, but only took Lin Xu's world into his own hands little by little: answering emails for him, changing his name, driving away people who knocked on the door, and hanging his paintings in the center of the gallery with the label "Collection: Chen Xu."
From "Don't go" to "I'm here", from sleeping on Shen Zhuo's lap to actively saying "Don't look at him", Lin Xu thought he was a cat in captivity, but later he discovered that he had become "half" of Shen Zhuo's world.
Purpose: To re-establish a sense of security in intimate relationships: love is not about devouring, but about allowing people who are afraid of the world to finally dare to say "I am".