Healing Binchotan, Starting with Headpats

I've never dared to watch this anime. Sigh, just thinking about another story like "The Match Girl" makes me feel sick.

It's a heartwarming anime. There's nothing awful about it. The people in the town are all very kind, and Xiao Bei is very good-hearted. It's her kindness that saves her. Although life is tough, she tries her best to live earnestly, and her life gradually improves. She makes some very good friends and receives affirmation and care from her elders.

Keep it up, I hope the author continues writing. This anime is making me a little depressed. 😭

Today is binchotan's birthday! Happy birthday, Binchotan! May you always grow up happy and healthy!

Keep it up, author! Don't suddenly stop writing again. Give Xiao Bei and Zhu Tan a happy ending.

You can't imagine how heartbroken I was when I was scrolling through Douyin late at night, watched an episode of a commentary, and then read the comments about Binchotan dying of illness at the end. I only felt a little better after reading the last chapter of the manga.

There was no brother who owned binchotan charcoal; it was just a little girl's fantasy before she died. 😭

Although I knew it was likely to be cancelled—after all, it's a niche genre, and enthusiasm can fade quickly, with little return on investment of time, especially if the author is a student who has less free time now that school has started, and apparently also has some health issues—it's a pity, but I'm grateful for the support.

Is this a cancelled project? This novel is one of the very few ongoing long novels about Binchotan that has been written, so it's a bit of a shame that it's been cancelled. However, it's understandable, given the small audience for the Binchotan anime and the limited number of novel readers; it's understandable that the author might have run out of ideas.

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, everyone!