[Mild horror + fictional setting + tearjerker + healing supernatural tales + episodic stories]
(The arcs have plenty of heartbreak, and the female characters get most of the spotlight. The heroine has no romance and only wants to make money. Read with caution if that's not your thing.)
Never seeing someone again isn't frightening. What's frightening is never getting to say a proper goodbye.
When she was seven, Song Yuhuo survived a fire. Ever since then, she has been able to see things other people cannot.
To make money, Song Yuhuo takes on one commission after another.
She resolves a misunderstanding between two sisters who have been friends for years in just three days; two close friends estranged for years finally realize they were never truly apart, thanks to a letter that was never sent; and she bears witness to the trust that crosses the boundary between species, between a human and a wolf.
She thought this was just a way to make money. Later, she discovers that the lingering spirits who come to her all seem to be connected to her.
And the fire that took hold of her was no accident.
Only after helping them move on can she find out who she is.
(The story and its setting are fictional. Please don't take them as real.)
Why does one leave, and why does the other stop waiting? We always have to face countless partings, and in the end we think: Oh, I wish I had done XXX at that time. It's a pity that there is no regret medicine. This book is like giving a regret medicine, allowing us to see another possibility after the story ends. It allows people who should let go to let go, giving the worthy and unworthy a chance to be distinguished. Sometimes no one did anything wrong, but from the other party's point of view, it was a lifelong regret. Some things can really end like this, and you won't stop there. If you have ever been confused or misunderstood in a relationship, read this book. You will definitely find yourself in it. May we all have the courage to start all over again, persist to the end without giving up, leave no regrets, no obsessions, and be the protagonists of our own lives. 2026.7.26 Looking forward to the next copy.