Who doesn't want wishes to come true?
However, when did the wish you made come true?
One wrong step, every wrong step.
The absurd wish that the heroine Qi Yue made when she was young suddenly came true as an adult.
Is it a surprise or a shock?
I don't have my name and ID card, and I don't recognize acquaintances when I meet them. How can I prove myself? How to survive?
Destiny drives the heroine to move forward, to re-recognize herself and re-recognize life...
Reader comments
The subject matter is very novel, especially when I watched the self-testing earlier, I was very anxious to watch it. The heroine is an ordinary office worker, but because of her childhood experience, she is particularly prone to internal friction. Because she was wronged so much as a child, she made three wishes, which finally came true. But everything has a clear price, and the price has been written behind the wishes. The people who died were all related to the heroine, and they also died for the heroine's wishes. But in a series of experiences, she recognized herself and reconciled with herself. "It doesn't matter if you don't forgive." Wishes come from the tree and go from the tree. Everything turns into nothingness. The absurd experience dissipates with the wish like a dream. I hope the heroine can live a happy life in the future. The writing at the end of the ps is a bit sloppy and even the policeman's name is wrong.
There is no cp in this book (･ｪ-)
A very meaningful book, suitable for people who are suffering from internal problems. Looking back at your life is actually so ordinary. Why not move in a good direction? The past is in the past. Don't look back, just move forward boldly!
Compensation - Taste, making rational decisions after unexpected changes
Many opinions are instructive
Maybe the author is Qian Yue in the article, or maybe the author is just inspired by people like Qian Yue. Either way, the author writes very well. When I read the article, I was really drawn into it. I am very similar to Qian Yue, but we are also not alike. My childhood was accompanied by my father's controlling nature, beatings and abuse. I am also a very internal person. I always think about what I am not doing well enough and want to make others more satisfied. But fortunately, my mother still loves me, and my father will protect me when he hits me. When I was seven years old, my mother finally couldn't stand the beatings from my father and left me alone. I knew she had no choice but not entirely without resentment in her heart. A year later, my father took me to find my mother again. In fact, my mother was still too soft-hearted. I hugged my mother's neck and refused to leave. No matter how hard my father beat me, I would not let go. In the end, my mother couldn't bear to let me go and came back. This silly woman even gave birth to my little brother. My dad didn't change his ways, and even got worse. Finally, when I was 17 years old, my mother and my father divorced. I went with my mother, and my brother was left to my father. Now I am about to graduate from college, and I haven't contacted my dad for many years. All the hurts in the past seem to be drifting away from me, but I know they are just hidden in the corners of my heart. It's really hard not to resent my dad. It seems that my current cowardice is all because of his beatings and scoldings. But in fact, there is no point in resenting him, because my grandfather also treated him the same way, and my grandfather, because my great-grandfather died young, was brought up by my great-grandmother. In the 1950s and 1960s, a woman raising two children (my grandfather and aunt) could not be strong. How did my great-great-grandfather pass away? Was my great-great-grandmother inherently strong, or was she forced to be a strong person by the environment? I don't know these things, so I don't know where to start tracing the source. The resentment goes up from generation to generation, and no one knows where it ends. So you can only learn to reconcile with yourself. I think this article probably means the same thing.
The subject matter is very novel, especially when I watched the self-testing earlier, I was very anxious to watch it. The heroine is an ordinary office worker, but because of her childhood experience, she is particularly prone to internal friction. Because she was wronged so much as a child, she made three wishes, which finally came true. But everything has a clear price, and the price has been written behind the wishes. The people who died were all related to the heroine, and they also died for the heroine's wishes. But in a series of experiences, she recognized herself and reconciled with herself. "It doesn't matter if you don't forgive." Wishes come from the tree and go from the tree. Everything turns into nothingness. The absurd experience dissipates with the wish like a dream. I hope the heroine can live a happy life in the future. The writing at the end of the ps is a bit sloppy and even the policeman's name is wrong. There is no cp in this book (･ｪ-)
A very meaningful book, suitable for people who are suffering from internal problems. Looking back at your life is actually so ordinary. Why not move in a good direction? The past is in the past. Don't look back, just move forward boldly!
Compensation - Taste, making rational decisions after unexpected changes
Many opinions are instructive
Maybe the author is Qian Yue in the article, or maybe the author is just inspired by people like Qian Yue. Either way, the author writes very well. When I read the article, I was really drawn into it. I am very similar to Qian Yue, but we are also not alike. My childhood was accompanied by my father's controlling nature, beatings and abuse. I am also a very internal person. I always think about what I am not doing well enough and want to make others more satisfied. But fortunately, my mother still loves me, and my father will protect me when he hits me. When I was seven years old, my mother finally couldn't stand the beatings from my father and left me alone. I knew she had no choice but not entirely without resentment in her heart. A year later, my father took me to find my mother again. In fact, my mother was still too soft-hearted. I hugged my mother's neck and refused to leave. No matter how hard my father beat me, I would not let go. In the end, my mother couldn't bear to let me go and came back. This silly woman even gave birth to my little brother. My dad didn't change his ways, and even got worse. Finally, when I was 17 years old, my mother and my father divorced. I went with my mother, and my brother was left to my father. Now I am about to graduate from college, and I haven't contacted my dad for many years. All the hurts in the past seem to be drifting away from me, but I know they are just hidden in the corners of my heart. It's really hard not to resent my dad. It seems that my current cowardice is all because of his beatings and scoldings. But in fact, there is no point in resenting him, because my grandfather also treated him the same way, and my grandfather, because my great-grandfather died young, was brought up by my great-grandmother. In the 1950s and 1960s, a woman raising two children (my grandfather and aunt) could not be strong. How did my great-great-grandfather pass away? Was my great-great-grandmother inherently strong, or was she forced to be a strong person by the environment? I don't know these things, so I don't know where to start tracing the source. The resentment goes up from generation to generation, and no one knows where it ends. So you can only learn to reconcile with yourself. I think this article probably means the same thing.