Welcome to the Upside Down City - a strange world where love is expressed through stitches and stitches, and where longing is conveyed through harsh words. Here, routines are subverted, and warmth is dressed in a sharp coat.
Noah, a boy who was born with shiny scissors on his fingers, was exiled to the edge of the wasteland because of "danger". Leah, a little girl with an uncontrollable mouth on her chest, the caring outlet surging in her heart became a sharp blade that hurt people. Two "monsters" rejected by the rules met in the desolate rust-colored ruins and clumsily learned to understand each other's silent apologies and cautious tenderness.
However, a shadow falls. The cold Duke of the Void took away the color from the city and froze all emotions. The world was reduced to dead black, white and gray, and even the harsh "greetings" disappeared without a trace, leaving only the biting coldness and numbness. In a desperate situation, an ancient voice reveals the only hope of breaking the curse: a hug. One of Noah's scissors could tear Leah, and Leah's mouth could bite Noah's embrace. Fear made Leah scream and flinch: "You will bleed! You will die of pain!" But Noah saw despair that was colder than the blade. He stretched out his cold scissor hands, slowly hugged Leah's trembling back, and whispered: "Pain, maybe it is the weight of love." When scars inevitably appeared, when tiny blood beads bloomed dazzlingly in the black and white world, a strange warm current from the depths of the soul quietly grew. At the intersection of this awkward, painful, yet extremely firm embrace - a miracle happened! The imprisoned torrent of color burst its banks and destroyed the curse of the void! The Upside Down City regains its beauty, and frozen emotions begin to recover. And an even more heart-stopping miracle bloomed on the wounds where Noah and Leah came into contact with each other: crystal clear and strange flowers that never fade grew out of the wounds, flowing with the luster of molten gold and sapphire! "The Upside Down City of Love" is an absurd literary fairy tale full of strange imagination and deep warmth. With its inverted rules and bizarre character settings, it tells an eternal fable about accepting dissenters, embracing scars, and feeling the weight of love in pain. In this story, the sharpest scissors and the most hurtful mouth give birth to the toughest and most gorgeous flowers of emotion, teaching us that true love sometimes requires courage to touch each other's edges, and healed scars can also become the most beautiful medals of life.
Purpose: Learn to feel love and express love