At a convenience store in the dead of night, the lights switch to "night shift mode," and the first rule appears on the glass door.
Everyone else is scrambling to read the main text. Only Jiang Wan crouches down and reads every word in the notes section. Then he sees the tiny writing no one else can.
The tiny writing reveals the true price of every rule: those who break them won't die right away. Instead, the whole world will slowly forget them. There is only one way to survive: read the rules. And the tiny writing is old, its faded handwriting scattered throughout one instance after another, waiting quietly for someone willing to read every word. It has waited for many years.
In the tiny writing, he asks: What exactly are you waiting for?
After a very long time, an answer finally comes from the other side: "Someone who will really read it to the end."
Some words have been written for many years, not because no one has seen them,
but because the people who saw them were never willing to read to the end.
[Two Pure Hearts, HE | The One Who Wrote for Many Years x The One Who Finally Read to the End]
Theme: To be read is to be remembered
