In the yellowed fragments of ancient books, they wrote lines of poems about their encounter with traces of insect erosion. Hidden in a camphor wood box in the attic of the College of Liberal Arts is the youth destined to collapse of two talented restorers. Xu Yan is a lonely young man who can reproduce the fiber texture of "Yongle Dadian" to 0.01 Mm. Syringomyelia is eroding his strength to hold a pen; Chi Wan is a cold girl who is good at using statistics to reconstruct lost texts, always burying metaphors of sonnets in the title pages of ancient books. They used tweezers and pens to measure the gaps in time, and secretly hid the resonant heartbeat in the lyrics of Kun Opera "The Peony Pavilion". While rescuing ancient books on a rainy night, Chi Wan discovered the words "gradual freezing" in his medical record; under the spotlight of the award ceremony of the ancient book restoration competition, Xu Yan watched her shadow shatter with the sound of the shutter. They repaired the unfinished reunion of Du Liniang three hundred years ago, but no one can rewrite the fragments of their own destiny. When observers are unable to record their own collapse, all narratives will eventually fall into an endless loop. This secret love in the name of academic became a sonnet that will never be sent in October when the ginkgo leaves are broken into gold foil.
Concept: The light-year test paper remains unsolved, and love dissipates with particles.