Altar of the (Abandoned Baby) – Sina Hot Recommendation

Author: The Sixth Finger
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The Holy Child, the "abandoned child" on the altar, I prefer to interpret it as a holy infant. She is a girl lacking security, like an infant, always needing someone to love her, and once she believes this love is reliable, she entrusts everything to him. May he not deplete all her love, for we don’t want to see the infant’s demise. — Xiao Miao
After reading this work in one go, a sincere warmth surged through my heart. It’s touching yet heartbreaking; it always digs into the quiet corner of your soul, touching your heart. It’s a bit melancholic, with a touch of sorrow. In this era, such pure men and women are rare indeed. But precisely because they are rare, they are all the more precious. — Spring Wind
Why do people never seem to appreciate what they have around them? What is love? Perhaps it’s just those habits you’ve never paid attention to. When you get used to someone’s smile, someone’s efforts, someone’s dedication, someone’s warmth, you’ve already unknowingly invested your emotions. — A Fish That Cries
A sorrowful and tragic love story—is it redemption? Or an illusion? It began with a young couple meeting online, who soon arranged to meet. One was the male protagonist, Wang Xiao, and the other was one of the female protagonists, the Holy Child. After meeting, they developed mutual affection. Wang Xiao stayed in Shanghai, the city of the Holy Child, for a night, and the two fell in love. However, Wang Xiao remained distant and uncertain toward the Holy Child due to a 15-year-old unrequited love.
Due to Wu Qi’s prolonged indifference and her ambiguous feelings for the Holy Child, Wang Xiao finally left Xiamen for Shanghai. He lived with the Holy Child, growing accustomed to her kindness, but the Holy Child left without a word after a phone call involving Wu Qi. When Wang Xiao’s long-time object of affection, Wu Qi, finally accepted him, he found himself torn between the two women, filled with conflict and indecision.
In the end, both women left him, and he became the "abandoned child" on the altar of love.