During Linzi's adolescence, she suffered countless severe pains that required the care and guidance of others. How could she be so childish in her troubled adolescence when she could not express her consciousness or behavior? Linzi would cherish it, and she would not turn herself into an irrational girl. She resisted herself to have extravagant hopes, hid her desires, had ups and downs in her character, was good at grasping twists and turns, and restrained her own love.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
