Alone in the Wilderness, She Wants Nothing More Than to Die

It's pretty good, but I don't know who the other heroine is.

I have been following the book so far. The description of depression is so delicate. I have never seriously understood depression. I just feel that I am in a bad mood. It really portrays the despair, dejection and lifelessness. The plot is quite gripping. I don't know what kind of development the protagonist will tend to. He has such a character that avoids depression, but he is paired with a perfect lover. Maybe many readers will feel sorry for Shen, but it is very interesting, isn't it? She is desperate at the same time. How does she choose to push her lover away? The direction of the development is very charming. The other supporting characters are also very interesting. Friends who come together because of depression encourage each other and each has a distinct personality. In fact, I feel that everyone is a little depressed without knowing it. It's just that some people are good at digesting and passing on emotions. Some people are good at digesting and transferring emotions. Everyone has their own way of living. If you live well, you will live by living. If you live badly, you will sink into a world of depression. Is there anyone who is willing to pull you out? Do you want to be pulled out? In life, you can live no matter how you choose to live.

After reading the book for so long, I like the author's writing. The content is not laggy, and the plot is interlocking. I like the heroine in the author's novels who are scheming. The writing is always a bit dark and sad, with a sense of indifference to the world. It's just that the emotional lines in the first two books were a bit rough. I hope this one will continue to work hard and write better in my own way. One more thing, I wrote too little, please update quickly 😄

I'm so desperate. I really like Luo Lan so far, but I'm afraid that I won't watch it later. There is a saying that the heroine in that relationship has problems, how can she completely blame the other person? What two people are most afraid of when getting along is one person who doesn't care about anything and doesn't take the initiative.

The description of depression is very immersive, and hiking cross-country is also more exciting. I like the love between the heroines, it's not bad. At the end of the personality regression, the relationship between the supporting characters is a bit messy, everyone gets what they want, and everyone has regrets.

I browsed and saw chapter 88 so far. It's unbelievable that so few people have read such good writing. I once again lamented the charm of language, a very fitting feeling. I watched it specifically and it is not a daily update. I gave it four stars now because there are many unread, unfinished and still looking forward to it. All in all very strong. Come on~

It's so good. I'd love to see more! Like it very much! Read it in one sitting! It's empty now

Please don't stop updating, please, teacher Good night Ah Wan, may you be happy in your next life (five stars) Editor 3: It turns out that Luo Lan is not dead. . . Editor 4: It seems that people can never sympathize with their past selves. After reading the author's words about Ah Wan's death, I realized that even now I am still the same person. It was not death from illness, but Ah Wan's choice for the best destination at that time. But how can I accept leaving and regret? I really want Ah Wan to live again. Tan Chu and Ah Wan really made it easy for me to relate to them. I hope more people can come forward and encourage each other. Thanks to the author for making depression visible to more people. Editor 5: I don't know how to rate this book. There are a lot of red flags, but the author is really attentive. I like Ah Wan the most. Regarding Ah Wan's death, the most unacceptable thing is Luo Lan's fake death.

The innate sense of loneliness deep in the soul can easily penetrate the center and resonate.

Very beautiful, love is restraint, I like you, I love you, but I will control the distance between us, love is not omnipotent. In progress, looking forward to the follow-up