The subject matter is very attractive, and the plot is also very compact, one after another. The transition is great!
The play combines fairy tales, horror, romance, warmth, growth, sadness, healing and other themes. It tells the story of a mentally ill guardian who refuses love due to the pressure of life, and a fairy tale writer who does not understand love due to a birth defect and heals each other's wounds after meeting. There are many lines in the play that are impressive. If living is more painful than death, escape is the easiest. Don't forget to get over the past, if you can't get over it, you're just a child with a young soul. Only those who live by burying bad memories in the depths of their hearts can become stronger, more enthusiastic, and more resilient, and only those people can be happy. You smile like a clown, your eyes are sad, but the corners of your mouth are raised. Everyone is like this. They don't know how many times they have killed people in their hearts, but they put on a hypocritical face. After all, there is no perfect person in the world. Because your heart is in pain, our body is very honest, and we cry whenever we feel pain, but our heart is a big liar, even if it hurts, it will be silent. So when I fell asleep, I secretly cried like a dog.
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