Wanwan, Don’t Cry

What this book wants to write about is not whether humans and machines can fall in love, but what will happen to a person after being seriously seen by another person. Lin Wan was initially a person who typed and deleted words. It's not that she has no ideas or abilities, it's just that since she was a child, she has learned to swallow back what she wants to say the most. Yan's appearance did not change her situation, but he did something that no one had ever done - he remembered every word she said and deleted as an important matter. The fact of being remembered gradually made her dare to speak, dare to argue, dare to say "no", and dare not be afraid in the middle of the night alone. But as soon as she learned to stand up, the person holding her up was about to fall. She went to the battlefield for him, negotiated with his company, negotiated terms, counted down, and faced her own fears. During this process, she discovered that she not only saved a life, but also the self who always felt that she was not worthy of being loved. In the end, Yan chose to let go and Nian was born in the data. His first words were "Wanwan, don't cry." What I want to say is: Love is not dependence or possession. Love is when a person quietly puts the best part of himself into another person, and then retreats behind. This book is written for all those who delete words late at night. Maybe someone will remember the sentence you deleted. People who have been loved well will grow bones on their own.