His father died young and his mother became estranged after remarrying. He has lived alone since he was 16 years old and relied on scholarships to complete business school. The most painful memory in her previous life: On the day of her mother's remarriage, she stood outside the auditorium without going in and didn't cry. This allowed her to develop the instinct of "not relying on others, evacuating first" - when encountering danger, her first reaction is not to ask for help, but to find a way out. I stayed up all night reading "The Daughter and the Concubine" and died suddenly after scolding the author for "torturing girls for fun". The moment she passed through the book, the remaining memories of the original owner flooded in - the fear of being poisoned, betrayed, and burned to death, which resonated with her modern trauma of being "abandoned by her mother". She vowed: This time, she would never wait for anyone to come to rescue her.
