
Heart's Core
心尖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 9k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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4Chapters
459Favorites
13kClicks per chapter
20Nutrient gifts
111Comments
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Oh! I get it! The male lead's second personality says that Li Xiaoxiao is his partner. This second personality believes he's there to cure the female lead's delusional obsession with him. Then Li Xiaoxiao says she's there to cure the male lead's split personality—his inability to love the female lead. I suspect Li Xiaoxiao is the female lead's second personality.
The "X" signifies negation or completion, possibly indicating that the female lead will later be unable to accept the truth. The male lead has his own contingency plan; he deeply loves the female lead and, because of her (what he perceives as denial and betrayal), he fantasizes about another version of himself—a frivolous and wicked self.
My understanding is: A mental patient cured two people (the male protagonist and the female protagonist) in one go.
After watching it, I felt that both the male and female leads were patients. Li was the attending physician. The male lead called the female lead after being rejected on a blind date by her, which caused him to develop a second personality to comfort himself. The female lead had delusions, and the diary was written by her. The only connection between them was the phone call. Li brought them together in an attempt to treat the illness.
Oh, I think I saw this article in a magazine before (don't be rude, I didn't quite understand it back then, and I still don't quite understand it now (sad).
Can someone explain this? I've read it several times and still don't understand it...
I don't understand, I don't understand, please explain.
It's good that the two patients are like this. As long as they like each other, that's fine.
I think I understand it, but when I think about it carefully, I don't really understand it anymore?
Can someone explain this?