A Moment of Compassion

It's written quite realistically. Real life is a mess, full of seemingly insignificant but incredibly torturous things. And you always feel powerless in various situations, unable to solve problems or change your circumstances.

It's very similar to a famous case of ingratitude that has been ongoing for years.

A great book. The characters are truly brought to life, and the book really captures the complex emotions of love and hate within a family. All customs, culture, rules, and regulations are essentially the result of gradual compromises between people. If one can be happy and busy within them, it is undoubtedly a form of happiness. Unfortunately, it's very easy to lose control of your life.

The whole thing is so raw and unfiltered. It depicts the cowardice, selfishness, indifference, and so-called conscience self-comfort in such a straightforward way. Living is truly difficult, and choosing to be yourself is even harder. We may spend our entire lives struggling with ourselves and with the outside world, ultimately settling into mediocrity, helplessness, compromise, and finally death.

Jiajia has had a truly difficult life. Abandoned by her parents because of her "good person" image, and then abandoned by her lover for the same reason, she struggled countless times in agony. Despite her dark thoughts, she ultimately maintained her rationality, suppressing her emotions with reason, and consciously experiencing her pain. It's incredibly rare for her to bloom in the darkness.

I really want to know what happens next.

Whispering: I want to know what happened after Cheng Yuhan woke up.

Why isn't it updating anymore?

Use value, not right or wrong. Value is ambiguous, while right and wrong are clearly defined.

It's so good, I'm going to recommend it!