[Two male protagonists | Pure love | Paranoid symbiosis | Falsehood comes true | Two-way redemption | Real male ghost ]
Jing Yu knew that he was sick.
In his world lived a man named Jing Ci.
That man is his brother.
Everyone said that Jing Ci was fake and the product of his severe paranoia. His aunt sent him to a nursing home. The white walls and the smell of disinfectant almost overwhelmed him, and the pills handed over by the doctor glowed with bitterness.
They said that after taking medicine, "Jing Ci" would disappear.
But Jingyu would rather go crazy.
He hid the pills under his tongue and spit them into the flower pot when no one was looking...
"They said you were fake." One night, he touched the empty palm in the air, his voice trembling.
"Then do you believe it?" That familiar voice sounded in my ears, with a gentle smile.
Jing Yu nodded vigorously, tears falling on the sheets: "I believe you are true."
Later, heavy rains broke down the walls of the sanatorium.
When Jing Yu was huddled in the corner holding the painting, the door was pushed open.
A young man in a black trench coat stood in the rain, his eyebrows and eyebrows exactly the same as his.
"I'm here to pick you up, Xiaoyu." The young man came over, and the warmth in his palms was exactly the same as in his memory, "I said, I won't leave you alone."
Small Theater
Reporter: Mr. Jing, how did you and your husband meet?
Jing Yu (blushing): He is... A figment of my imagination.
Jing Ci (hugging the person into his arms and smiling at the reporter): To be precise, I am dead. It was his obsession that pulled me out of nothingness.
(Reporter: What kind of supernatural love story is this?)
Novel Warning
1. The subject suffers from severe delusional disorder, long-term self-pulling, cognitive confusion, and unstable mental state in the early stage, which may cause discomfort.
2. In the early stage of Gong Jing Ci, the existence is imaginary, but in the later stage, the identity is revealed, and the real male ghost turns into a realistic fantasy, with extreme possessiveness and sadistic intentions.
3. Involving plots such as the indifference of the native family and malicious rejection by relatives, the tone is sour and depressing, with a weak early sense of relief and a long foreshadowing of pain.
4. Set as "brother" and "younger brother", please be careful if you mind.
5. The worldview contains unrealistic settings of "beliefs come true" and "ghosts enter dreams", which favors stream-of-consciousness emotional expression. Logic serves the character's emotions and does not pursue absolute rationality.
6. In fact, it doesn't matter whether Jing Ci is a figment of my imagination or whether it really exists or has died. What matters is that we are happy.
(The core of the whole text is the ultimate obsession and redemption of "belief is existence". The abuse points are concentrated in the mid-term, and the two-way healing in the later stage is guaranteed by HE.)
Intention: Even if the world is a bubble of imagination, as long as the belief is persistent enough, falsehood can bloom into real flowers.
