Wild Deer Convenience Store

I initially thought this novel was a pure fantasy story. I started reading it in the morning and finished it at five o'clock in the afternoon. Now I'm lying in bed with my nose still stuffy. There are many people in this world who haven't yet developed the numbness that comes with it, but the majority have already developed it.

Like Thelma & Louise, women's innate intimacy is a kind of dependence and strength, a freedom to escape from reality, and the fact that two people falling together is also a beautiful ending. So beautiful, it makes you want to cry. It's too beautiful. I hope the two girls in the convenience store can stay together too—a beautiful escape, a beautiful choice. 😭😭😭

What moved me most about this short story was "The Fantasy of the Dragon" and the ending. After reading the whole book, I was deeply shocked because the character of Vero is very much like my dream friend, while Ai Weili's personality is like a super high-end version of myself. I like the former because I also had fantasies about dragons.

At first, I was frustrated by Ai Weili's incompetence, and the actions were entirely led by Wei Luo. The plot was also very complicated, and I couldn't get into it for a while. But I still persevered and read to the end (this is the shortest short story I've ever read on Qidian.com, and I finished it in an hour). However, the ending brought me to tears.

I've been reading the comment section and wondering why we always feel that staying alive is a better outcome. Is this moment not complete enough, not intense enough, not loving enough? Reality is not necessarily easier than being weird. In a few short hours, they faced each other deeply and completely, but after dawn, people will eventually have to face the dull pain of life, the wear and tear…

I just saw this today!!! Ahhhhhh!!! Hahahaha!!! To be honest, I think the original name "Convenience Store in Wild Deer Town" sounds better than "Wild Deer Convenience Store". Although the story primarily takes place in a convenience store, the convenience store itself is also a building in Wild Deer Town. (Don't worry, this isn't a spoiler.)

While reading, I kept thinking it would end happily. I was scared, shocked, and disgusted by some of the realistic descriptions. I felt happy and warm for Aiweili and Weiluo's friendship, filled with hope throughout. It wasn't until the last three chapters that I realized the story might actually end badly. That feeling was like falling from the sky into the mud, yet knowing it was reasonable.

This story about the fantasy dragon almost brought me to tears. I feel like this kind of person, with unrealistic fantasies, always thinking that I am special and different from others. As a result, when I entered society, everyone was living a realistic and positive life, while I was still dreaming.

I finished watching it, and I really love the ending. When Xiao Ai cried and went back, she really acted like a little child, but she was so sincere and adorable. I love this ending.

Reading the first five or six chapters of this novel truly touched a chord deep within me. I'd always been afraid of entering society, but I never knew exactly what I was afraid of. Was it the fear of not finding a good job, the fear of letting my parents down, or the fear of being looked down upon by those around me?