[Western Fantasy + Micro Knife + Development + Two-way Redemption + Suspense + Spiritual Flow]
During the year when I was seriously ill, I lost everything, including my name.
A virtual reality game cabin has become my home.
In reality, I picked up a butterfly with a broken wing and mended its dream with my own hands.
In the game, I picked up a larva in a cage. After turning into a butterfly, she expressed her crazy love to me.
In reality, I found an abused silver cat and gave it hope to live.
In the game, I picked up a silver-haired girl covered in scars and became her only support.
The game is very cozy.
A girl with scars all over her body becomes a doctor who heals scars.
The larva that was spurned by the world became the swallowtail butterfly that the world loves.
I took them with me and opened:
A clinic that heals the soul,
A restaurant full of fireworks,
A clothing store that mends regrets.
I thought I could live in this happiness forever.
Until... I woke up from my dream!
But I found that only the butterfly I raised was by my side.
The moment death came, I saw it clearly.
The butterfly I had raised with all my tenderness was slicing my throat with a cold kitchen knife.
I woke up from the game cabin again.
It's no longer eternal summer outside the cabin.
In front of the cabin door, the butterfly turned into a stunning girl, showed me a familiar smile, and asked me three questions softly:
"This time, are you the down-and-out young master who lost everything?"
"This time, are you the doctor who mends countless souls?"
"This time, are you the playwright trapped in A Midsummer Night's Dream, waiting for me to wake you up?"
This time, are you willing to wake up and face reality with me?
Reader comments
It's okay, it's pretty good-looking. It's not as mysterious as other spiritual streams. At least it has a general direction.
It's very well written. You have to survive for me.
It's okay, it's pretty good-looking. It's not as mysterious as other spiritual streams. At least it has a general direction.
It's very well written. You have to survive for me.