Note: The male lead has slight meta elements and the female lead has mental illness. Be careful to avoid lightning.
"Many artists also possess two different souls." - Hermann Hesse's "Steppenwolf" Cheng Yu is always given an extreme description: people around her think she is completely bad.
When Cheng Yu was a child, she was always aggrieved because she didn't understand what she had done wrong.
But slowly, she also became numb. Others said she was a bad person, so that was it. At least the villain could laugh when he failed.
Cheng Yu is comprehensively developed morally, intellectually, physically and mentally. In the eyes of others, Cheng Yu is more like a successful person. She has excellent college entrance examination results and is a returnee from Germany. She has good writing skills and profound thoughts. She has become an award-winning author at a young age. In the eyes of the public, she is an elegant and beautiful sister.
Lu Yuan'an lost his father when he was young, his mother abandoned his son, and he only had a seriously ill grandmother. He was absolutely well-behaved in the eyes of others.
The first crack in the mask appeared when Cheng Yu blew smoke into his face and asked him what he was pretending to be.
From then on, some unknown and unspeakable things began to grow in his heart.
In Cheng Yu's view, love is not a "petite flower of happiness" in her life. She longs for it but spurns it out of fear.
She could feel Lu Yuan'an's passionate love, but she still kept reminding him that she was not a good person at heart.
"Sister, I love you both as a human and as a wolf."
"Lu Yuan'an, have you thought about it?" The end of being with me was about to end, so Cheng Yu pushed him away again.
"Cheng Yu, everyone has his own star. I am willing to sink because it is destined." He kissed her almost religiously like a believer.
Then let's sink together and don't worry about the rights and wrongs of this world (Vrai et faux)
The article quotes/uses Hermann Hesse's "Steppenwolf" and "Klingsor's Last Summer" as well as essays included in the following text.
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