This is not a love story, but a parable of dialogue between life and life.
Lin Mingche, a medicine man with congenital heart disease, picked up an orange cat with missing ears and looked at the moon under a century-old peach tree that bloomed out of season.
On a night when the copper key resonates with the silver pattern of the cat's ears, the silent "living contract" reappears in Qingshi'ao—
The sparks in Blacksmith Zhao's forge hide a map of the meteorite star, the black blood vomited by Widow Zhou condensed into peach blossoms, and the faded missing person notice at the express station floated towards the altar of the mountain god.
When the copper key carved the last pattern on the amber chessboard, the young man knew:
The so-called "extending fate with life" was originally a life-and-death contract between Yao Tong and Shan Mao a hundred years ago.
(Healing the story of Mukayama Ye, Chinese medicine × astrology × contract bond)
Intention: The gaps in life will eventually be filled with tenderness