💌Three sentences written to the other me
1. Don't wander alone when you are 20 years old! You must seize the opportunity that I missed because of my entanglement back then💥
2. Don't be afraid to make mistakes! Those "detours" that make me cry late at night will become your armor🛡️
3. Remember to love yourself, you are your own armor
🌱Our growth plug-in
- You wrote "Thank you to yourself for not giving up" in the acknowledgments of your paper. I suddenly got red eyes while working overtime.
- The day I learned to say no to invalid social interactions, you posted on your WeChat account "I finally dare to say no"
- Now we are all moving in the same direction to emerge from the cocoon and become butterflies 🦋 Parallel time and space, we are supporting each other at every stage. When I typed the story into the document tonight, I suddenly realized: the best plug-in is the brave self! 💫
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If one day, when you are thirty-three, you meet your twenty-year-old self.
What would you say to her? Do you envy her youth and fearlessness, or feel sorry for her ignorance and innocence? Will you warn her to avoid the pits you have stepped on, or will you encourage her to pursue your unfinished dreams?
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If one day, when you are thirty-three, you meet your twenty-year-old self. What would you say to her? Do you envy her youth and fearlessness, or feel sorry for her ignorance and innocence? Will you warn her to avoid the pits you have stepped on, or will you encourage her to pursue your unfinished dreams? "Broken Cocoon: Me in a Parallel World" tells the story of such an incredible "self" encounter. When an urban girl under the dual pressure of unemployment and marriage meets a sophomore girl in an ivory tower who is eager to try the world, the two parallel life trajectories begin to intertwine and resonate. This is not a time travel, but a self-examination, repair and two-way journey deep in the soul. See how they use each other's perspectives to move the gears of fate, and finally break out of their cocoons and become butterflies in their own worlds. [Ask for attention][Ask for attention][Ask for attention][Ask for attention][Ask for attention][Ask for attention]
This is a newly completed novel, with not too many words and not too little, just right. The author's perspective is very novel and the story is very relevant to life. The character description is very delicate and the story concept is very good [Top post][Top post][Top post]