This is terrible. Don't read it, thanks.
With no job after graduation and severe social anxiety, Lin Yue finally gives up. She curls up among piles of instant noodle bowls in her rented apartment. Her inbox is full of rejection letters, and the future stretches ahead, bleak and endless. All she wants is to quietly rot away. Then a cold electronic voice explodes inside her mind: the [Heart's Haven] travel sign-in System has forcibly bound itself to her!
From resistance to numbness, from reluctant acceptance to a faint curiosity, Lin Yue is pushed along by the silent System and stumbles into one budget travel sign-in trip after another.
This is a story about a deeply socially anxious, conflicted, oversensitive, fragile person who wants to rot in a muddy swamp, yet keeps traveling.
---This book has a somewhat essay-like style and reads like a diary. Please forgive the poor writing.
It writes about a girl with severe social anxiety who walks out of a rental house under a system that is half rewarded and half dangerous. The rewarded photography skills allow the heroine to better discover the beautiful scenery, accept the nourishment of heaven and earth, people and nature, and slowly come out of the inner struggle. I also have social anxiety, but it is not particularly severe, but I still like to stay away from people, hey.
The writing is very good, and the strong resistance to going out. The mentality from the first time to the second or third time is very real. It is actually quite difficult to find a job without a targeted search. This book touched me a lot. I had a psychological problem for a while that was similar to the protagonist's, but not as serious as the protagonist's. I was very happy to watch the protagonist step by step.
The writing is really good, and it makes me really calm down and read slowly. Although life is very unbearable, I am working hard slowly, and the system is also very good. When the heroine is forced to complete these things, it actually exercises the heroine's ability, and guides the heroine step by step to discover the beauty of the world. Watching the heroine slowly take step after step, I am really happy for her. This kind of long-lasting and delicate writing style is rare