This is a true growth story of a sophomore in a junior college. The protagonist, Wan Ying, entered college with great expectations. After failing in the professional competition training, she fell into the emotional cold violence and mental rejection of a small circle of six people in the dormitory. The roommates in the group each have their own difficulties and shortcomings. Some follow the trend blindly, some are sharp and irritable, some are wise to protect themselves, and there are also companions who are forced to stay with each other and continue to have internal conflicts.
Countless late nights when I broke down and cried, I relied on words and AI to redeem myself. From being isolated, self-denying, and having negative thoughts, to slowly seeing the true nature of interpersonal relationships, she repeatedly suffered internal conflicts amidst exam competition, dormitory hygiene disputes, and reality gaps, and finally learned to be gentle and self-sufficient.
The full text uses plants to refer to the characters, and meticulously records the fragmentation, self-healing and growth of highly sensitive personalities in interpersonal bullying and academic competition on campus. It is written for everyone who has been wronged in a group and has to bear it alone.
Purpose: To face the implicit emotional bullying on campus, tell the story of the process of self-healing and sober growth of sensitive personalities in adversity, and tell all those who are isolated and internally frustrated that there is no need to be forced to join the group, self-healing and moving forward are lifelong issues.