"Bring-in-law" continues the document.
This article is the final part of the trilogy of "my" series of novels.
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Jiang Yi is an ordinary good person, but he has never had good luck.
After finally going through a troubled childhood, the young boy with bad luck managed to live to the age of twenty-nine. At the end of his youth, Jiang Yi finally got his own house.
On the night of her twenty-ninth birthday, she dreamed of an antique teahouse in a place called "Sou Town". The owner of the teahouse was a weak but gentle woman like a paper doll, but Jiang Yi couldn't see the teahouse owner's face clearly in the dream.
Jiang Yi didn't care at first, but unexpectedly the teahouse owner fell asleep every night.
She thought she had an evil spirit, but after some trouble she found out that she had an intracranial brain tumor that was compressing the central nervous system. The doctor said that this condition would be accompanied by hallucinations.
After some struggle, Jiang Yi sold the small home she had worked so hard to buy, packed her bags and looked for "Sou Town". She wanted to verify something at the end of her life.
She was a woman as pale as paper. She stood there quietly and said to Jiang Yi: You are here.
Jiang Yi thought that she had found love at the end of her life, but the teahouse owner told Jiang Yi: "You will not die of cancer. This is too embarrassing for you."
Her determination confused Jiang Yi. Her words were a bit strange, but Jiang Yi listened calmly.
One day, Jiang Yi suddenly opened his eyes and found that he was in a hospital bed, with a red moon floating outside the window.
Jiang Yi believes that the "Search Town" trip is just an illusion of brain cancer patients, including Hongyue.
Who knows, this is the real beginning.
Purpose: Tell the story of the protagonist: a brain cancer patient who refuses to admit defeat in the face of the disease, does not compromise, takes active treatment, follows the doctor's instructions, and has the courage to resist the disease, but is forced to hallucinate, a brain cancer patient's hallucinatory journey.
