Bright Years, Unfinished Promise

Bright Years, Unfinished Promise Plot:

Lin Zhaozhao, owner of "Zhao Zhao's Old Things Shop," receives a brass box engraved with "Sui Sui"—a gift from Gu Sui, her neighbor who went missing ten years ago. Every midnight, the shop's old items come alive: a glass marble rolls to their childhood building, a faded school uniform drops a half-torn movie ticket, and the antique clock turns back to the summer of 2013—the day Gu Sui vanished. It turns out Gu Sui died saving her from an accident; he stuffed all his unspoken love into the box and mailed it to "Zhaozhao ten years later" with his last breath. She has seven days to crack the password—a childhood promise: her birthday plus his lucky number—otherwise, Gu Sui's soul will be trapped in the old items forever. When the box opens, inside are a hundred "I like you" notes and an unfinished wedding photo. On the back: "I wanted to be with you from your bright youth to every year of our old age." Outside, the boy in the white T-shirt stands with sunflowers, smiling: "Zhaozhao, I'm late."