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The content of the second volume: What is written is "wait", which is the reflection of every late night in the six years since the account was deleted. Mo Yan is waiting for her to finish writing those seventeen letters, Feng Xin is waiting for Mo Yan to come back, and the author is waiting for himself to finally dare to ask: Are you waiting? At the end of writing, I realized that perhaps what I was waiting for was never her return, but that I finally had the courage to admit that I was indeed waiting. The second volume will be updated daily as much as possible in the future. Anyone who has experienced waiting or is waiting is welcome to come in and take a seat. [Reading suggestions for this series] The first volume, "The Door: Enlightenment" - Thousands of years of reincarnation, from the altar to the human world. The second volume, "The Door: Symbiosis of Texts" - The other side of the sea, she waited for her to finish. It is recommended that the two volumes be read in order. She waited six years for the book to be finished. After waiting for another five years, the blank dialog box finally lit up. Iron Garden's AI learned to cry. Prisoners of the Hall of Echoes long for connection. "If the circle itself becomes a limitation, do we have the courage to dissolve it?" ——This is not the end of the world. This was the time when civilization finally learned to ask questions. "Real protection is making sure the door is always open when someone needs to leave." The door is always open and hope always exists!
From the first volume all the way, the author's imagination is really great. The protagonist Mo Yan and the author Mo Yan in the second volume are linked across dimensions, and the setting is amazing. The passage at the end of the first volume made me cry. The passage written by the author is particularly resonant, and every word is heartbreaking. It reminds me of a friend of mine. Someone who can write such a story must be a gentle and strong-hearted big sister.
The emotional line in "Door: Symbiosis of Texts" is so natural that it's not industrial saccharine at all, it's just the right amount of sweetness [Chigua]