Sewing Heart

When pressure comes like a flood, will you choose to talk or remain silent? Cheng Yu, a seemingly ordinary urban white-collar worker, is gradually on the verge of collapse amid workplace strife, family indifference and self-doubt. He tried talking to friends, but found that no one could truly understand his struggle; he longed to be saved, and finally understood that the only one who could pull him out of the abyss was himself. In countless sleepless nights, he stitched his broken heart together like mending an old garment. The loneliness of being ignored, the shame of not being as good as others, the grievance of not being understood—these emotions followed him like a shadow, but he no longer escaped. He began to use absolute reason to suppress those useless anxieties and vulnerabilities, act in silence, and grow in loneliness. This is not a story about counterattack, but a long journey of how an ordinary person learns to quietly repair himself on the edge of collapse, and finally reconciles with life. "Time is never the antidote, sobriety is." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.