林予晴，25歲，CTH 新聞台社會線記者。她深受同為記者的父親林承遠影響，尤其父親曾在妻子罹難的事故現場強忍悲痛完成報導，讓她從小理解記者對真相的堅持。
父親病逝前留下的一句話——**「記者不是不能有眼淚，是不能讓眼淚遮住真相。」**成為她踏上記者之路的信念。
然而，一次災難現場直播中，當林予晴說出新聞開場白時，時間竟突然逆轉，讓她回到事故發生之前。
從此，她成為唯一能提前抵達悲劇現場的人。她不再只是報導災難，而必須在有限時間內追查線索、揭開真相、阻止悲劇發生，同時也逐漸逼近17年前母親死亡背後未能改變的遺憾。
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.
林予晴，25歲，CTH 新聞台社會線記者。她深受同為記者的父親林承遠影響，尤其父親曾在妻子罹難的事故現場強忍悲痛完成報導，讓她從小理解記者對真相的堅持。
父親病逝前留下的一句話——**「記者不是不能有眼淚，是不能讓眼淚遮住真相。」**成為她踏上記者之路的信念。
然而，一次災難現場直播中，當林予晴說出新聞開場白時，時間竟突然逆轉，讓她回到事故發生之前。
從此，她成為唯一能提前抵達悲劇現場的人。她不再只是報導災難，而必須在有限時間內追查線索、揭開真相、阻止悲劇發生，同時也逐漸逼近17年前母親死亡背後未能改變的遺憾。
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.
林予晴，25歲，CTH 新聞台社會線記者。她深受同為記者的父親林承遠影響，尤其父親曾在妻子罹難的事故現場強忍悲痛完成報導，讓她從小理解記者對真相的堅持。
父親病逝前留下的一句話——**「記者不是不能有眼淚，是不能讓眼淚遮住真相。」**成為她踏上記者之路的信念。
然而，一次災難現場直播中，當林予晴說出新聞開場白時，時間竟突然逆轉，讓她回到事故發生之前。
從此，她成為唯一能提前抵達悲劇現場的人。她不再只是報導災難，而必須在有限時間內追查線索、揭開真相、阻止悲劇發生，同時也逐漸逼近17年前母親死亡背後未能改變的遺憾。
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.