[Reading Tips] This book is a suspense-healing book, not a fast-paced and refreshing novel. The core is to explore memory, life and farewell, with a slow pace and a focus on psychological description. Readers who like deep emotional stories and can read calmly are welcome to stay; readers who pursue instant pleasure and strong plot conflicts are advised to enter with caution.
"I was dying of stomach cancer. But what was more terrifying than death was the phantom of my sister that lingered at the door of the bathroom every night. Until I broke the bowl of water and a petal mark was branded on my palm. That night, I did not fall into hell, but into a sea... Made of liquid starlight. A girl sat on the seaside, weaving silk threads with moonlight, and turned back to smile at me: 'You are late for too long, Lin Xingmu.'"
