Evening Wind Shatters the Stars

The evening breeze shattered the starlight and fell into the brick alleys of the old city. Su Wan, a socially fearful starry sky photographer, can press the shutter on the Milky Way thousands of times, but she doesn't dare to answer a takeaway call. She guards the attic on the top floor and the orange cat Beidou, looking forward to the Geminid meteor shower under the aurora. Lu Yu, a talkative book repairman, can chatter all afternoon over a book bound with threads from the Republic of China and memorize the city's food maps. However, he is a social miscellaneous patient who "talks about the mountains with acquaintances and pretends to be mute with strangers." He is obsessed with filling in his grandfather's "Astrological Notes" with missing pages. An unexpected "forced cohabitation" brings two people with very different styles together. They bicker with each other and make daily jokes. The amazing assists of the old neighbors make people laugh even more. But no one expected that the missing pages of the yellowed notebook actually contained old photos of Grandma Su Wan's starry sky. It turned out that their meeting was a fate written in the stars decades ago.