Weng Yujin is a little girl who loves fantasy. She has kept a diary since she was 10 years old. This diary has been endowed with spirituality by her. This book tells the story of Weng Yujin's growth from the perspective of the diary. She has experienced domestic violence, patriarchal preference, and school bullying, and has also been traumatized by love. When she was a child, she was obsessed with the scenes in TV series where the male protagonist rescued the female protagonist, hoping that one day she could meet her own prince. But there is no prince, but she has the sparkling personality of a princess. She is her own protagonist who saves herself from fire and water. Although there were many difficulties along the way, she also gained a lot of warmth. When she was 15 years old, she wrote an acrostic poem: "The rabbit I raised left first and the cat lost its home. At first, I was so childish and it seemed that I would never grow up. In the end, you only smiled but made people happy. In the end, people were separated and reunited but grew old together. The Pleasant Goat and the Big Big Wolf finally became friends. Don't forget to share the happy things with me. What are you still wandering about? Don't forget to set off." "Yeah, and this acrostic poem is for you" was given to the person she liked. After many years, she was still struggling in the whirlpool of emotions. Looking back, she found that she had given this poem to herself as a gift when she was very young. "I like you the most." She encouraged herself to move forward bravely, so that she could understand that the person who loves her most should be herself, and also to comfort thousands of people who are hurt by love. In unknown corners, there is always beauty that needs to be discovered carefully.
Purpose: Growth story
