I made dumplings out of vinegar. I have done some cleaning up of Jinjiang's road articles (not). In short, they are being updated continuously. I will continue to read the road articles and add them in.
Dumpling vinegar is coming! It's a long story with a million words, so you need to calm down and read it. The writing is very delicate, all the characters are very three-dimensional, and the emotional transitions are handled reasonably and smoothly. Xiaoman's transformation from being forced to become a hollow person when he came out of a high-pressure East Asian parental environment to being reasonable, self-consistent, gentle and firm is described in a painful and realistic way. Brother Jing also never knew where he was going. He was numb to life and became good at detecting small changes in the environment and the people around him, and rediscovered the reason for his existence. The creation of other characters is not flat at all, and everyone's confusion, pain, and uneasiness are reasonably taken over. Xiaoman, Xiaoman, Xiaoman is better than Wanquan in the world.
It's a very novel angle, and both people have interesting ideas about death. If your lover chooses to die, then please let "me" go with you and leave Shen Yi alone in the world.