A stray cat in the rainstorm made Lin Xi discover Gu Nanzhou's secret. The boy's pale wrist was wrapped in a bleeding bandage, but he wrapped his school uniform around the injured orange cat. When he disappeared into the blue light of the ambulance and on his student ID card, which smelled of disinfectant, the address of the inpatient department of the city hospital pierced the girl's eyes - there was hidden the intensive care area where she passed during her weekly review of congenital heart disease.
The bond between the gloomy astronomy tyrant and the girl from the animal club began with the rusty astronomical telescope on the roof of the experimental building. Gu Nanzhou always observes the Orion Nebula 1,344 light-years away late at night, which is like staring at the laboratory fire in 2014 - his father, a physicist, pushed him out of the fire, but he turned into a charred body on the hospital bed. As for the stray cat named "Stardust" in Lin Xi's arms, the neck ring code coincides with the list of experimental animals that year.
When Gu Nanzhou suffered from stress suffocation in the chemistry laboratory, and when Lin Xi picked up the burned complaint letter at the parents' meeting, the two teenagers swimming in scars began to touch each other's most painful barbs. The new stab wound on his wrist and the nitroglycerin tablets she always kept in her schoolbag burned at the same time in the physics competition examination room. Until indigo flames burst out of the laboratory vents again, the dusty surveillance video showed that Gu Nanzhou's trembling hands tried to restore his father's unfinished experimental equation.
"The stars we see all come from the past." Under the dome of the observatory, Lin Xi applied a heart surgery scar to Gu Nanzhou's burn marks. Those stars that were crushed by fate were re-condensed in the nebula picture spliced by boys and girls: the experimental data hidden in the cat collar rehabilitated Gu's father's scientific research reputation, and the 999 painkiller instructions stars that Gu Nanzhou folded for Lin Xixi were in the wishing bottle to replace the heartbeat that might stop beating at any time.
In this youth measured by pain, the starlight becomes the glimmer of light that shines into each other's abyss. When the Orionid meteor shower streaked across the sky during the graduation season, the nebula that they had been watching from 1,344 light-years finally fell on their touching fingertips.
Intention: In the disaster created by science, use starlight to measure the scale of life