Can a Broken-Winged Bird in a Cage Still Be Cherished?

From the initial idea of writing down some fragments to finally completing it, it's been almost a year now. Every day, all she thinks about is her life, as if she can forget everything in reality. It's as if I'm inside her body, experiencing something new every day, with new expectations every day. It's also my most cherished and favorite book. This kind of experience will probably never happen again.

The book is finished! See you in the next one!

What kind of character designs do you like? And what are your thoughts on the "bad woman" trope or storylines? Please share your opinions so I can consider them.

It will be available for purchase on the 23rd. Please support it with your monthly tickets and votes! I'll try to update three times a day next month! Also, something happened at home. I was so frustrated I almost gave up and thought about ending it all. But I felt bad for my readers, so I'll release another, better book later. I'll polish and refine it, striving for perfection. Look forward to it!

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Is the combination of "becoming 100," "becoming single," "becoming married," and "self-becoming 100" considered pure love?

Ahem, let me tell you a true story. Making Zisha (purple clay) pottery isn't easy. I tried it, and after failing a second time, I was sent to a mental hospital. My activity area was limited to one floor. The food was expensive, small, and unappetizing. Food delivery wasn't allowed in, charging cables couldn't be more than five centimeters long, the windows were sealed off, and I had to listen to doctors constantly nagging. There was also solitary confinement ("voluntary" version). Sometimes the doctors even tried to drug me to force-feed me medication, and even taking my medication was restricted.

The synopsis makes me feel like I've read this book before.