In the eyes of others, Shen Yixian is a madman trapped in the past and unable to get out.
Shen Yixian never defends himself.
She is persistently looking for the girl named Yi Wangshu, who is the only remaining light in her gloomy teenage years.
But memory is good at lying.
Many tender scenes have long been tampered with by trauma, and true and false are intertwined. Even the cicadas chirping outside the window were distorted like the noise of an old radio.
Until she opened the old diary full of scratches, a line of writing that penetrated the back of the paper pierced her eyes: Don't believe her.
Flaws in reality emerge one after another. Green trees and flower beds, one by one, knocked the memories she relied on for survival into pieces.
Are those companionships of watching cats in the flower bed and playing online games real, or are they illusions created by oneself to resist pain?
When the call was connected, what came from the receiver was not a busy signal, but a very soft sigh.
"Yi Xian, you are finally willing to find me."
[Consumption Warning] The character's point of view belongs to the plot and needs to be understood. It is a first-person narrative, psychological suspense, and a non-traditional speculative suspense article. It only focuses on external conflicts and can be crossed out. It involves dissociative disorders and fictitious memories. The story tends toward trauma and reconciliation, so please proceed with caution.
Purpose: Accept past trauma and find your own redemption and reconciliation.
Reader comments
[Crying] [Crying] Author, why did you start with a knife? [Crying]
[Crying] [Crying] Author, why did you start with a knife? [Crying]