Please Forget Me for the Rest of Your Life

Cai Bami A writer who believes that "the best tragedies have no bad guys". He is good at digging out the emotional undercurrents in the gaps of daily life in the city, and writes about those logical defeats and the sincerity that no one can escape. There are no terminal illnesses or accidents among the characters in the novel, only the inevitability of character and fate - everyone is right, every step is reasonable, but the ending is irreversible. I have been paying attention to highly sensitive people and trauma psychology for many years, and believe that "empathy is both a gift and a curse" is the most underestimated proposition of this era. I wrote "Please Forget You for the Rest of My Life" to answer a question: If a person can see everyone's sincerity but only her own, how should she love? Writing Creed: Don't rely on car accidents to drive the plot, don't rely on terminal illness to create tears, just write about character which is destiny. Now living in the south.