Long Night Without Crossing

She knew everything - she knew what the oil in Bu Du Guan's ever-burning lamp was boiling in, she knew the unsewed line of costume under the skin on the back of his neck, and she knew that the word "brother" was just the most beautiful scene in the crying scene. But there is an iron law in this world: wakefulness means loss, and there is no morning in the long night. There are no immortals in the Nine Heavens, only diners; ascension means being out of the market, and people will always be "missing" at that moment of dawn. So she folded the truth, put it away, and tucked it into the quilt - "You are a lie, but what you remember is all true." The more the liar deceives, the more truthful he becomes, the more the clay sculpture grows, the more human-like it becomes, but the more reluctant she is to part with it, the harder it will be for the sun to rise. Later someone asked her: If you wake up and lose him, do you still dare to wake up? She smiled and said, "Then I won't wake up. I will live like an ignorant person. If I don't cross the long night, I will cross it!" Reading Guide 1. Two worlds inside and outside: a modern sanatorium in the outside world × a long night of cultivating immortality in the inner world, with a Chinese-style Cthulhu background. 2. The heroine's "pretending to sleep" is an active tactic, not a sign of weakness. 3. The identity of the male protagonist is reversed*3, he pretends to be a real person, acting as his brother in the early stage and being himself in the later stage. 4. The ending is difficult to achieve in a satisfactory manner, and the abuse points are dense, so be careful when entering the glass candy.