A Two-Way Illness

There is this kind of writing on tomatoes! I really couldn't help but want to read Chapter 2 after reading Chapter 1 in the middle of the night. I cried so much in the middle of the night. Cheng Qing narrates the process of mutual redemption and love between the two in the first person. Both parties regard the other as the only driftwood in the vast ocean. No one wants to let go or dare to let go. They redeem each other and heal each other. It's really good. But why are there so few viewers? This is the first time I read an article written in the first person. It's really good.

The emotions are delicate, but the writing style is still a bit immature. It is recommended to use less swear words, otherwise it will affect the perception. Overall, it is still very good😋😋. I hope the author can work harder and strive to write better works 😳 It's really good, it's okay😋😋😋

The redemption story is so touching. It's so silly and crazy. The author's emotional descriptions in their dialogues are so good. It's so beautiful, but the timeline is a bit messy.

The structure is relatively novel and a lot of the writing touches my heart. Even though it feels niche, it is actually very good. Two-way redemption.

It's very beautiful, the two-way redemption is delicious😋, and I hope everyone will be happy forever

Beautiful... Reminds me of a lot of things... Sigh... I really want to see her... But I don't have a chance... It won't be long... 2026.3.17

Very real and contagious

Two-way redemption is awesome, Lily is awesome