[PS: Please watch "End of Midwinter - Starlight of Siberia" and "Starlight of Siberia: Superstring Concerto" first]
"Starlight in Siberia: No Strawberry Fortune in Moscow" shifts the lens from the laboratory to human fireworks. Retired physics professor Yaroslav and "Troublemaker" Nagihaya Takumi opened a cafe in Moscow. The first rule of the shop was "It is forbidden to bake cakes with a mass spectrometer." One of the two used a vernier caliper to measure the thickness of the milk foam, and the other secretly mixed vodka into the espresso. They ran the "Polaris Cafe" into a shelter for science geeks: the boss learned how to squeeze butter flowers, the president of the astronomy club changed his profession to compete for the title of "most accurate weighing", and even the missing strawberry supplier became a spy who forced marriages. When marriage counselors get pissed off by their "satisfaction curves," city hall rewrites regulations for illegal strawberry fields on rooftops, and Nobel prize money ends up being used as an elopement fund to buy the entire building - there are no cosmic love letters here, just kisses hidden in the cold storage, marriage certificates soaked by heavy rain, and special seats reserved forever for "Strawberry Universe."
Concept: A Frankenstein couple who elopes and opens a cafe