Plot summary: The heroine claims to be a professional single and an expert in unrequited love. When it comes to the person you like, just fantasize. If he disappears, or even leaves her life forever, will the delusional master be brave enough to pursue love?
Story background: After Tang Xiaoyi fell into the Mimir Wisdom Fountain, his senior schoolmate, a girl who was completely out of touch with the plot of "Charlie IX", tried to find ways to track down his clues.
The author's inner OS: It may have been six years since I last read "Charlie IX". Now when I want to read it again, the book has been banned and I can't find the resources online, but I don't want to buy the full set again. When we were in elementary school, several of our classmates each bought a few books, and by exchanging books together we could basically read all the published books without missing a beat. Everyone enthusiastically discussed the plots in the books, which was one of the best moments of childhood. The first book I read was "The Ghost Princess's Wedding Dress". My friend forced me to read it, as he threatened to break up our friendship if I didn't read it. I stopped reading after reading about 20 copies, because I felt that Tang Xiaoyi would definitely not appear again. After moving several times, all the original copies of "Charlie IX" were lost, but my heart has always wanted to create the character of the heroine. I have been portraying her since I was in elementary school. Although now she is not as Mary Sue, not white and rich, and has more helplessness taken from my life, many things have not changed. It's just that the time span is too long, and I have forgotten many details. I hope you can forgive me. I have always liked suspense mystery novels, and this is also the first time I have tried to include elements of reasoning in my creations. If there are any logic bugs, please point them out.
Intention: How to deal with feelings so as not to leave any regrets
