When the moonlight soaked through the glass windows of the century-old school building, Lin Shuyue caught a familiar sigh in the midnight live broadcast room.
As a high school teacher who can hear cats talking, she never thought that the radio anchor she was obsessed with was actually the new biology teacher in the office who always wore a mechanical watch. What's even more bizarre is that the mysterious cat that always basks in the sun on the top floor of the ancient book museum can piece together a life and death contract during the Republic of China with the star sand shaken off from its claws.
In the whirlpool of the orange blossom aroma and voiceprint pattern, a redemption across time and space quietly begins - he relies on her heartbeat to maintain his human form, but in the starlight at the tip of his tail, she glimpses another possibility of the truth about his drowning that year.
Intention: Break the dimensional wall with the heartbeat and prove all living beings with sound waves