In a quiet street in London, there is a mysterious bookstore called "The Owl Bookstore", decorated as if to take people back to the Renaissance era, mahogany bookcases full of classic books, hanging on the walls of paintings by Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, and soft crystal chandeliers to light up the bookstore.

Legend has it that the owner was a silver-haired old woman or a middle-aged gentleman. On an autumn afternoon, a young student entered the store looking for Renaissance science materials, heard the hooting of an owl, found the precious books, and left ten pounds to take away a few books. As night falls, the owl flies into the darkness and the bookstore puts up its closing sign.