On a rainy night, unemployed poet Lin Wanwan accidentally took over a convenience store that was only open late at night. The store manager is Aman, a calico cat who can only talk. Under the bandage, there is a secret that spans a hundred years. The expired food on the shelves will become a memory hourglass, and the glass windows can reflect the color of the customer's heart. The price of storing troubles is to exchange for the warmest pictures in memory.
Here, an old man suffering from Alzheimer's disease exchanges forgetfulness for a reunion with his daughter's wedding, a poet whose manuscript was rejected finds inspiration in the flames of his pen, and a girl with social anxiety discovers her parents' love hidden in the details through an invisibility cloak. Lin Wanwan used poems to mend the pain of customers, but gradually uncovered the shocking connection between the convenience store and her own life experience - the anniversary of her mother's death, her father's blurred face, and Aman's pale golden pupils under the bandage, all pointed to the inheritance of a healer that spans time and space.
When the bandage of the calico cat oozes blood, Lin Wanwan must face her ultimate mission: to use her own pain as ink to write the warmth that will never fade in the long river of time. And the truth is always reflected on the glass windows of convenience stores:
"True perfection lies in the courage to accept imperfection."
Concept: - Use forgotten fragments to piece together eternal light
