Protagonist: Lin Mo, 26 years old, freelance illustrator. Suffering from moderate depression accompanied by anxiety, I have been in a state of "high-functioning depression" for a long time. Although I am normal on the surface, I am already riddled with holes on the inside.
Core conflict: Lin Mo tries to find reasons to continue living amidst the side effects of drugs, self-loathing and the misunderstanding of the outside world that "just take it as you want".
Highlights of creation: Not deliberately showing off misfortune, but using delicate and even alienating brushstrokes to restore the real sensory world of patients with depression - the feeling of powerlessness like drowning, as well as the tiny, unnoticed signal for help.
Intention: Redefine the meaning of "living": allow yourself to be temporarily "unhappy"