In the foggy city of Chongqing, where the Yangtze River and Jialing River bite each other, two teenagers shattered each other's destiny in a heavy rain.
The observation book of Lu Chenzhou, the president of the Astronomical Society, contains the heavy rain codes of three generations of Yangtze River waterway workers; the weather whistle of transfer student Ji Ye contains the last whistle of the father of the storm chaser twelve years ago.
When the rigorous beat of classical piano collides with the improvised chords of underground rock, the storm clouds become the most ambiguous messengers - the bronze pendulum of the bell tower of Nankai Middle School marks the first encounter, the century-old piano in the piano room of the air-raid shelter reveals the heartbeat, and unnamed feelings are smuggled in while the Yangtze River Cableway is suspended in the air. In those midnights swollen by the plum rain, Lu Chenzhou deciphered the Kuimen vortex in Ji Ye's scars amidst the whistle of the beach boat, while Ji Ye used coffee stains to recreate the ancient hydrographic map of the Lu family's ancestral "Heavy Rain Chronicle" in the cafe on the eleventh floor of Hongya Cave.
From the rainy night when the school song monument was tampered with blues, to the quantum storm model of the Beijing Rainstorm Laboratory, they discovered that when the flow speed of the Jialing River differs by 7.8 Meters per second, a natural resonance cavity will be formed at the intersection of the two rivers.
Concept: In the gap between heavy rain and data, the young man used his scars as a password to complete a gentle confrontation with the algorithm of fate.