[Sunny, sweet, psychological girl × polite, restrained, paranoid, Shirakiri, younger brother]
love and redemption
pain and sinking
All are choices
Purpose: redemption
Reader comments
It's disgusting, it's unclean, and you still do this kind of thing
I don't care! Let them meet! The author of Qiuqiu
The male protagonist really never wrongs himself. I really can't imagine how good the author would have written it as a po article.
Hahaha, yes, the male protagonist always fights to achieve his goals. If you encounter this kind of man in your life, leave immediately.
I beg you all to give me a long review.
The newbie doesn't want a single player.
More than 100 long comments, I continue to write.
7 Nights on the island
My confusion was solved. Dai Wangshu pushed Zhou Ziheng away a hundred times, and Zhou Ziheng would also walk towards Dai Wangshu. No matter which way the coin was facing, Zhou Ziheng would go to Dai Wangshu.
Why are you back?
The author suddenly wrote about coming back?
Damn, this is the first time you have faked the ending [Laughing and crying] Will there be more updates?
Why did the other two people reconcile?
Although this article made me fascinated when I read it.
But it really appeals to me.
The sweet article written by the author is really sweet, but the author also tries to discuss the depth of psychological healing. It is really a rare work that combines healing and thinking.
Two different kinds of trauma.
A childhood trauma, an adult trauma of losing a loved one.
The love between two people who avoid trauma, the two people meet because of trauma, and they also separate because of trauma.
The male protagonist's childhood trauma is opened up layer by layer by the female protagonist through picture books and filled with love.
The heroine's trauma of losing a loved one as an adult has been repeatedly tried by the hero to heal with love and psychology.
The interesting part is that the male protagonist refused psychological treatment, but was unconsciously healed by the female protagonist using psychological methods covered with love.
When the male protagonist discovers that the female protagonist is sick, he first seeks help from a psychologist. Every time he is in pain, he always seeks help from a psychologist first. What's even more interesting is that the heroine who uses psychology as her dogma finally says that psychology is incompetent. What the author wrote made me feel painful and confused.
The author does not have the male protagonist heal the female protagonist in a conventional way. Perhaps it's because the death of a loved one is a dampening experience in life.
I have never understood the author's last chapter about his homeland that comforts people's hearts. The death of a loved one is the dampness of a person's life, but why does the place of trauma become a soothing homeland?
I couldn't understand the last chapter. The author didn't describe the heroine's subsequent mental state and psychology.
I try to understand the author. The author's original intention at the end is probably that in the darkness the beans gave birth to worms, the moths emerged, opened the transparent cover, and flew towards the light outside the window.
Perhaps what the author wants to express is that those pains cannot be cured, but when the lid is opened, they will fly towards the light. And those dark days also helped the insects to emerge successfully. Maybe this is my shallow understanding.
Looking forward to a big extra episode
No one is curious why I named it The Night Before the Rainstorm?
The names of each of my chapters are carefully crafted.
Hey, what a pity. I wonder if anyone can guess it or get it?
Casual and black, the male protagonist is really tough
Zhou Ziheng is so easy to chase
"She just stayed in the position he allowed, waiting for him to personally pull her into defense." [Cat's Claw]
There is a wolf in the door.
Outside the door is the moon.
The description of the male protagonist is not handsome either.
I hope I didn't want to write something crookedly [shy]
Mr. Wolf does not need the moon, Zhou Ziheng needs Dai Wangshu [Rainbow Fart]
It's disgusting, it's unclean, and you still do this kind of thing
I don't care! Let them meet! The author of Qiuqiu
The male protagonist really never wrongs himself. I really can't imagine how good the author would have written it as a po article.
Hahaha, yes, the male protagonist always fights to achieve his goals. If you encounter this kind of man in your life, leave immediately.
I beg you all to give me a long review. The newbie doesn't want a single player. More than 100 long comments, I continue to write. 7 Nights on the island
My confusion was solved. Dai Wangshu pushed Zhou Ziheng away a hundred times, and Zhou Ziheng would also walk towards Dai Wangshu. No matter which way the coin was facing, Zhou Ziheng would go to Dai Wangshu.
Why are you back? The author suddenly wrote about coming back?
Damn, this is the first time you have faked the ending [Laughing and crying] Will there be more updates?
Why did the other two people reconcile?
Although this article made me fascinated when I read it. But it really appeals to me. The sweet article written by the author is really sweet, but the author also tries to discuss the depth of psychological healing. It is really a rare work that combines healing and thinking. Two different kinds of trauma. A childhood trauma, an adult trauma of losing a loved one. The love between two people who avoid trauma, the two people meet because of trauma, and they also separate because of trauma. The male protagonist's childhood trauma is opened up layer by layer by the female protagonist through picture books and filled with love. The heroine's trauma of losing a loved one as an adult has been repeatedly tried by the hero to heal with love and psychology. The interesting part is that the male protagonist refused psychological treatment, but was unconsciously healed by the female protagonist using psychological methods covered with love. When the male protagonist discovers that the female protagonist is sick, he first seeks help from a psychologist. Every time he is in pain, he always seeks help from a psychologist first. What's even more interesting is that the heroine who uses psychology as her dogma finally says that psychology is incompetent. What the author wrote made me feel painful and confused. The author does not have the male protagonist heal the female protagonist in a conventional way. Perhaps it's because the death of a loved one is a dampening experience in life. I have never understood the author's last chapter about his homeland that comforts people's hearts. The death of a loved one is the dampness of a person's life, but why does the place of trauma become a soothing homeland? I couldn't understand the last chapter. The author didn't describe the heroine's subsequent mental state and psychology. I try to understand the author. The author's original intention at the end is probably that in the darkness the beans gave birth to worms, the moths emerged, opened the transparent cover, and flew towards the light outside the window. Perhaps what the author wants to express is that those pains cannot be cured, but when the lid is opened, they will fly towards the light. And those dark days also helped the insects to emerge successfully. Maybe this is my shallow understanding. Looking forward to a big extra episode
No one is curious why I named it The Night Before the Rainstorm? The names of each of my chapters are carefully crafted. Hey, what a pity. I wonder if anyone can guess it or get it?
Casual and black, the male protagonist is really tough
Zhou Ziheng is so easy to chase
"She just stayed in the position he allowed, waiting for him to personally pull her into defense." [Cat's Claw]
There is a wolf in the door. Outside the door is the moon.
The description of the male protagonist is not handsome either.
I hope I didn't want to write something crookedly [shy]
Mr. Wolf does not need the moon, Zhou Ziheng needs Dai Wangshu [Rainbow Fart]