The Fox Takes Away the Moon

In the light and shadow of the parasol trees at Shanghai University, there lives a special pair of childhood sweethearts. Shanying, a 155cm tall freshman studying archiving, looks like a pampered yet timid cat. She hates the bitterness of coffee, is allergic to milk, can't unscrew bottle caps, and hits people like a spoiled brat. Pei Xingzhi, a 186cm tall finance boy, looks bright on the outside, but is a dark fox on the inside. To her, he is a completely stupid breeder. They met in childhood and fell in love in youth. The year she was diagnosed with depression. She tries to love the world because she loves him, and he learns all the survival skills for her. The story unfolds in the autumn of freshman year: Cat Kali meets the mirror-like girl Han Yu, the orange cat in the library, the prank of pinching the nose on weekend mornings, and the steady heartbeat when hugging each other late at night. This is a warm daily life that two scarred people build for each other in a clumsy yet determined way. There is no thrilling redemption, only the company of a steady stream. "You're my kitten." "Then you have to support me for the rest of your life." "It's what I asked for." This is a story about love and healing: a cat, a breeder, and how they slowly get better every day in the autumn of Shanghai.