Every time the heroine feels nervous, she taps objects with her hands, and with the tapping sound, a string of invisible numbers flow out. If you get an even number, it will go well, if you get an odd number, you will get unexpected results, you will be happy on a sunny day, and you will have an affair on a rainy day... Do you also have such a small hint, your own, secret little conviction. Suddenly thought of "The Lonely Prime Number", if you choose a number to represent you, what would it be? I would probably be a lonely 7, unacceptable to anyone but myself, until I meet a 7 of my kind - another 7, to be divisible.
When Lisa asked, "Can I live with you after my mother dies?" My heart melted; when Lisa's aunt said she couldn't support her, I couldn't help but follow the heroine and say "but, i do ". Thus, the two lonely 7s are complete.
I really like this kind of drama that unfolds lightly, similar to daily miscellaneous notes. There are no twists and turns, no strong emotional conflict, just slowly infiltrating and soothing you.
Once upon a time there was a country without death, and the population was growing and expanding, and the king had to issue a decree. . . . .
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