The heroine of "Killing Gods" was originally named Mo Li. After her mother died, she severed ties with her father and changed her name to Li Li to study abroad alone. After the negotiation to retake the college entrance examination failed, a seed of escape was planted in her heart. Three times in her life she tried to open up to the opposite sex, and the first two times ended tragically. After studying abroad, he changed his name to Li Li. Under John's guidance, Li Li (Mo Li) slowly began to accept John. And the two of them plan to stay together for the rest of their lives. After an unexpected pregnancy, Li Li planned to give birth to a child who was connected to her by blood. But when he heard the news of his father's sudden death, Mo Li swallowed a whole box of sleeping pills. Unable to accept the death of his lover, John chose to take Li Li's ashes back to her hometown and bury them together in Spring City, China. His hometown of Pingnan was a place that Mo Li couldn't leave but wanted to escape urgently. After her mother passed away, she decided to completely isolate herself from her hometown. She once thought she hated her father, who always taught her to study hard, but her path to education from childhood to adulthood was extremely difficult. Failure in the college entrance examination was a lingering pain for her. Even though he later suffered from bipolar disorder (manic depression) and his elderly father left the countryside where he had lived all his life and went out to work, Mo Li never forgave his father. Her father's sudden death allowed her to see her own heart clearly. An honest and honest farmer ran around for his sick daughter. The daughter did not complain even after severing the relationship. Those unread letters turned out to be the last way for her to understand her father. Mo Li spent his whole life fighting against his father, bipolar disorder, and fate. But in the end, Mo Li left, and Li Li was still unknown.
Purpose: Tell the stories of rural girls with bipolar patients