Cats Know Everything

Wuqing stayed at home for three years, relying solely on editing her resume. She didn't want to pay attention to the pharmacy recruitment advertisement sent by her mother, until she saw the name of the pharmacy - Qingyuan Store. It was exactly the same as the one listed on her resume. She decided to check it out. Passed the interview. The trial work was ruined. On the way to escape, a black cat with a missing left ear led her into an alley that she had not known even though she had lived in this city for twenty-six years. The stairs are long, go down, and go down. The end is a place between life and death. Some people are folding newspapers that will never be finished, and some are writing letters that will never be sent. The reflection in the sink wasn't her face—it was her standing behind the drugstore checkout counter. And the face that appeared repeatedly in those reflections was something she had never seen before, but she felt familiar. The scariest thing is that everyone in this world seems to know her. They called her "Qingyuan". She is not Wuqing. At least, not entirely. A suspenseful story about identity, memory and choice. The truth is hidden at the bottom of the stairs.