Lin Yu-Ching, 25, is a social affairs reporter at CTH News. She was deeply influenced by her father, Lin Cheng-Yuan, who was also a journalist. In particular, seeing him hold back his grief and finish reporting from the scene of the accident that claimed his wife’s life taught her from a young age what it means for a journalist to remain committed to the truth.
Before her father passed away from illness, he left her with these words: “It’s not that journalists can’t shed tears. We just can’t let those tears obscure the truth.” Those words became the guiding belief that led her to pursue a career in journalism.
However, during a live broadcast from the scene of a disaster, the moment Lin Yu-Ching delivers her opening line, time suddenly reverses, sending her back to before the accident occurred.
From that moment on, she becomes the only person capable of arriving at the scene before tragedy strikes. No longer merely reporting disasters, she must race against time to follow the clues, uncover the truth, and prevent tragedy from happening—all while gradually drawing closer to the one regret she could never change: her mother’s death 17 years ago.
Lin Yu-Ching, 25, is a social affairs reporter at CTH News. She was deeply influenced by her father, Lin Cheng-Yuan, who was also a journalist. In particular, seeing him hold back his grief and finish reporting from the scene of the accident that claimed his wife’s life taught her from a young age what it means for a journalist to remain committed to the truth.
Before her father passed away from illness, he left her with these words: “It’s not that journalists can’t shed tears. We just can’t let those tears obscure the truth.” Those words became the guiding belief that led her to pursue a career in journalism.
However, during a live broadcast from the scene of a disaster, the moment Lin Yu-Ching delivers her opening line, time suddenly reverses, sending her back to before the accident occurred.
From that moment on, she becomes the only person capable of arriving at the scene before tragedy strikes. No longer merely reporting disasters, she must race against time to follow the clues, uncover the truth, and prevent tragedy from happening—all while gradually drawing closer to the one regret she could never change: her mother’s death 17 years ago.
Lin Yu-Ching, 25, is a social affairs reporter at CTH News. She was deeply influenced by her father, Lin Cheng-Yuan, who was also a journalist. In particular, seeing him hold back his grief and finish reporting from the scene of the accident that claimed his wife’s life taught her from a young age what it means for a journalist to remain committed to the truth.
Before her father passed away from illness, he left her with these words: “It’s not that journalists can’t shed tears. We just can’t let those tears obscure the truth.” Those words became the guiding belief that led her to pursue a career in journalism.
However, during a live broadcast from the scene of a disaster, the moment Lin Yu-Ching delivers her opening line, time suddenly reverses, sending her back to before the accident occurred.
From that moment on, she becomes the only person capable of arriving at the scene before tragedy strikes. No longer merely reporting disasters, she must race against time to follow the clues, uncover the truth, and prevent tragedy from happening—all while gradually drawing closer to the one regret she could never change: her mother’s death 17 years ago.