When the "regular area" suddenly appeared in the corner of the city, a crack was torn open in the life of high school student Lin Mo. There were inedible green onions hidden in the Yangchun noodles at Lao Chen Noodle House, and the pendulum clock in the old library building forced him to take three steps forward every time it swung. The barber at the Silent Barber Shop always said in his ears, "Give me the eraser" - every rule was like a net, wrapped around his ankles, and those who violated the rules would quietly "disappear".
He followed the clues through a late-night convenience store and an abandoned amusement park, and received a letter from "Mom" in the mailbox of the old post office until he walked into the ward on the seventh floor of Chengxi Hospital. The ghosts chasing him, the disappearing companions, and the repeated "Don't Stop" suddenly shattered in the reflection of the hospital bed - it turned out that there was no closed loop of rules, only a young man who was overwhelmed by the pressure of the college entrance examination and the expectations of his parents, and trapped himself in the obsession of "must always move forward."
"They're not crazy, they're just tired." When his deskmate in real life handed over a comic book, and when his brother's red rope was wrapped around his wrist, Lin Mo understood: stopping occasionally is not to admit defeat, but to give his heart a little breath.
Purpose: Pay attention to real-life patients with depression