Silent Color

Ye Zi is a person who can "hear" the truth of physics. He senses the fatigue harmonics of the building's steel structure and recognizes the fundamental frequency shift of the tense vocal cords, but cannot tolerate any digital sound - that is the traumatic forbidden zone carved into his nerves after an acoustic accident killed his mentor five years ago. He self-exiled himself to the pick-up club on the edge of the city, until Su Qin, an upstart in technology, broke into his world with a piece of "ghost noise" and a CD of chemical voids left by his mother. Su Qin controls the world's most advanced acoustic laboratory "Crystal Diaphragm", but cannot repair a damaged recording that contains the memory of her mother's death. She built a simulated utopia just to isolate the "whooping sound" that was imprinted on her ears during her childhood. When an extremely rational controller meets a poisonous craftsman who is obsessed with sound, a frequency war about analog and digital, precision and incompleteness quietly begins. The former senior brother set up a killing plan: using infrasound waves to penetrate the phonon crystal band gap of the building to prove that "simulated utopia can kill people." Ye Zi was completely deafened during the pursuit, and Su Qin's power collapsed due to the betrayal of the board of directors. When the world fell into silence, the two disabled people finally heard each other - he could only perceive the low-frequency world below 4kHz for the rest of his life, and every heartbeat of hers fell perfectly within his hearing threshold. "Perfect sound is a lie, incomplete resonance is the truth." This is an acoustic hard-core science fiction that uses physical rules to replace supernatural golden fingers. It is also a silent romance of two broken souls looking for counterpoint in frequency.