Lin Mo's world came to a halt the day his parents had a car accident.
For two years, he lived alone, taciturn, and refused to be approached by anyone. The only rule is to go to the convenience store downstairs at six o'clock every evening to buy a bottle of ice mineral water - don't say anything, don't look up, and leave after buying. Until the ninety-ninth day, the girl behind the cashier pushed a box of strawberry milk in front of him and said with a smile: "Finally discovered it? Then I'll treat you to a drink - in exchange, let me write you into the novel, okay?"
Shen Wei is the "sweet girl" who writes online articles in the Chinese Department and is also the daughter of a convenience store owner. She had long noticed this "iceberg grass" who appeared on time every day, and she had long noticed the little movements he would rub his fingers when he was nervous. She wrote him as the male protagonist in the novel, forced him to "take material", dangled him in front of him, and made him blush from his ears to his neck. He thought he was playing along in a boring "accomplice game." Until one day, he found himself subconsciously looking for her in the crowd.
Until that evening, she stood guard at the door of his house holding a crooked cake and said: "You haven't finished writing your story, so don't give up."
This is the story of a man who shuts himself in, and a man who insists on pushing the door open.
No abuse in the whole process, double cleansing, 1v1
