I Bound My Ex-Husband's Lifespan with Death

This work uses a novel setting of "life and death exchange" to concretely express emotional debt into a quantifiable lifespan exchange. The opening scene of "jumping into the sea" is extremely tense, and the emotional reversal from indifference to regret tears people's hearts. The most subtle thing is the foreshadowing of the recovery of the "year-old" pills - what was thought to be a charity is actually a life-stealing. The image of the heart and the blank space of "forgetfulness" at the end blend regrets and longings into the rest of life.

The story is set in a life-and-death scenario, full of sadomasochism and a sense of fate. It is sadistic and painful in the early stage, and then reborn, redeemed, and healed with tenderness in the later stage. The characters' emotions are delicately portrayed, regret and obsession are layered upon layers, and the ending is left blank and moving. With a tight rhythm and delicate writing style, it is a short sadistic story with a strong sense of atmosphere.