Delayed Heartbeat

"In our generation, even the feeling of pain is delayed." At three o'clock in the morning, you receive a text message reminder from five years ago; When sorting out old books, I found that the ticket on the title page had expired; One day when I was brushing my teeth, I suddenly remembered that one summer he said "I'm leaving", and you just nodded at that time. This book is more like an essay than a novel, an essay that I made up late at night and took materials from the comment section, starting from the time when schools were trapped in the epidemic until now. This book won't teach you how to avoid regrets, it just quietly records: -Those feelings that spin in circles like loading icons -Confessions that have been pressed on the pause button -Those moments that are still in the memory cache but refuse to be deleted Maybe after reading you will find—— "Delay" is not a malfunction, but the most primitive buffer for human emotion. So, when you turn to the next page, will your heartbeat slow down?