[Two male protagonists. New Year's Eve. Psychological thriller. Micro-terrorism]
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The world of Yan Tingxiu is gray, and depression and anxiety are always present. His only light was the young man with silver hair and blue eyes, Zeqing Zeqing, but he was strangled to death by his own hands on the rainy night when he was the craziest. In order to protect himself, his brain made him forget the bloody murder and only remembered the emptiness and pain of losing someone important.
Now, Yan Tingxiu discovered a weird pixel game on his mobile phone. There was an NPC in it that was exactly like Zeqing in the story. He would comfort him when he was in the most pain: "Don't be afraid, I'm here."
He didn't know that this "friend on the phone" was the lover he killed with his own hands. He also didn't know that the dead soul of Gu Zeqing had never left and was protecting him in this way. When the seal of memory gradually loosened, Yan Tingxiu began to pursue the truth, and the "friends" on the phone became more and more wrong...
"Xiu, if you remember that I killed you, will you hate me?"
"No, Xiu, you remembered it wrong."
"It was never you who killed me."
Reader comments
How should I put it? I feel that this is a psychotic fantasy, and I feel that Zeqing is real. Everything is an individual full of contradictions. In fact, in general, based on the information this article has given us, I actually think the protagonist should be a complex combination of bipolar disorder and delusional disorder.
I think if Zeqing exists, he must love Xiu very much. If it is just a fantasy, it may mean that Xiu loves Zeqing very much.
Because I may have had problems before (maybe) (I'm not asking anyone to pity me, don't judge my flaws), I know what it feels like to have an illness, it hurts, it's painful, I'm better now (maybe I'm better), I understand the pain of cultivation, because I've experienced it.
Anyway, I think I am still very abnormal now, because I always doubt others (in terms of the concept of emotion), and I feel that they are all fake to me.
I've digressed so much, so I'll get back to it.
I think this article is complicated. I feel that I can't quite understand it at the moment. It may be because of different understandings, or it may be that I am more complex.
In short, I think this author's emotional description is very good, and the storyline is not too protracted (I just don't want to drag out millions of words like many authors and still talk about imprisonment).
In short, to sum up the above, I think this work is worth reading.
A one-man show of self-redemption and escape. It gave me a particularly contradictory feeling. The two of them were escaping soberly and sinking unintentionally. The love called torture is like a cage. After reading it, I didn't feel suffocated like other BE articles, but it gave me a kind of thinking about the protagonist and the content🤔. At the last moment, I didn't tell the true identity of "Zeqing", but interpreted it as an illusion from Xiu's perspective, giving me a lot of thinking space, and the description of the details was particularly meticulous. There are few chapters, but it is definitely a masterpiece.
How should I put it? I feel that this is a psychotic fantasy, and I feel that Zeqing is real. Everything is an individual full of contradictions. In fact, in general, based on the information this article has given us, I actually think the protagonist should be a complex combination of bipolar disorder and delusional disorder. I think if Zeqing exists, he must love Xiu very much. If it is just a fantasy, it may mean that Xiu loves Zeqing very much. Because I may have had problems before (maybe) (I'm not asking anyone to pity me, don't judge my flaws), I know what it feels like to have an illness, it hurts, it's painful, I'm better now (maybe I'm better), I understand the pain of cultivation, because I've experienced it. Anyway, I think I am still very abnormal now, because I always doubt others (in terms of the concept of emotion), and I feel that they are all fake to me. I've digressed so much, so I'll get back to it. I think this article is complicated. I feel that I can't quite understand it at the moment. It may be because of different understandings, or it may be that I am more complex. In short, I think this author's emotional description is very good, and the storyline is not too protracted (I just don't want to drag out millions of words like many authors and still talk about imprisonment). In short, to sum up the above, I think this work is worth reading.
A one-man show of self-redemption and escape. It gave me a particularly contradictory feeling. The two of them were escaping soberly and sinking unintentionally. The love called torture is like a cage. After reading it, I didn't feel suffocated like other BE articles, but it gave me a kind of thinking about the protagonist and the content🤔. At the last moment, I didn't tell the true identity of "Zeqing", but interpreted it as an illusion from Xiu's perspective, giving me a lot of thinking space, and the description of the details was particularly meticulous. There are few chapters, but it is definitely a masterpiece.
Damn it made me cry all the time
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