The Long River of Time

Meiru is a very ordinary girl. When she was 20 years old, she suffered from a mental illness called "bipolar disorder". She didn't have a job because she didn't have the confidence to find one. She felt like she didn't know why she was alive and she was confused. She is dissatisfied with her life because her parents never understand her. They would pick up her things and yell at her. She has no friends, but she has a kitten who keeps her company. The term "time" is too "harsh" for her who is only 26 years old, because time passes too quickly. She remembers that when she was only 24 years old, she looked in the mirror and thought she looked pretty. But before she knew it, she was 26 years old, and how could she look so ugly when she looked in the mirror again. . . . She thought that ordinary life was nothing more than this. Whether to go or stay in her hometown would determine her future path. I don't know why, but there is always a light in her heart that shines on her to move forward. Maybe it's because she has a different view of the world. She doesn't realize that money is important, she only thinks that other people's feelings are important. How she will live her life as an ordinary person depends on how she understands everyone's motives. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.