To the Past You

"Time is not a river. Time is a circle. We will meet again at the starting point." Lin Shen is a criminal police officer. Four years ago, he met Song Wan, a girl who studied quantum physics. She was quiet, smart, and liked to talk about theories that he didn't understand. They love each other. Then separate. No contact for three years. Until the phone rang at four in the morning, telling him that Song Wan was dead. The medical examiner said she suffered a heart attack. But Lin Shen knew it wasn't. There were a hundred details at the scene telling him: Someone carefully designed everything. He thought he was following a murder. But as the investigation deepens, he discovers that Song Wan's "death" is far more complicated than murder - her existence is being erased from the timeline bit by bit. Her diary, her recordings, and every clue she left, all point to the same date: March 15th. Today. And he discovered that Song Wan did all this not to save himself. It was to save him. "You thought you were investigating her death. But actually, you were investigating your own life." This is a story about time, memory and redemption. A man tracks down a woman who no longer exists. A message is sent from the future to the past. A salvation that cost your entire existence. "Come to me. But not here. Not at this time."