Chu Sui has three names.
Chu Sui is the well-behaved successor of his father Chu Yan; the young master is the cold and dignified decoration of the Chu family's old house; only Chu Qian is his own complete and vivid self that does not need to be disguised.
When I was young, my mother passed away suddenly, leaving only a fairy tale picture book that she drew by herself, with an elf with slender ears drawn between the pages.
In the eyes of others, he is lonely and quiet, always whispering into the air.
But there is an elf in Chu Qian's world, and he is the only salvation in Chu Sui Anwutianri's life.
He indulges in this two-way rush that belongs to him alone,
Purpose: Based on the tragedy of a boy with delusional disorder, he writes about the loneliness that breeds delusion and obsession that devours the self, and reflects on the long-term mental trauma caused by the lack of emotion in the family of origin.