On February 27, there was sad news in the online literature industry that the author of "Lenz's Law" and "I Won't Like You" died suddenly due to illness at the age of 29.
Blind Shu (1981-2010), whose real name is Liu Tong, is a Chinese writer. Born into a family of intellectuals, he was fond of literature since he was a child, and began to get involved in the literary world when he was in college.
In 2005, his short story "Lenz's Law" became famous in one fell swoop, and was hailed as a classic of contemporary Chinese literature, which attracted widespread attention and discussion.
After the news came out, many netizens expressed their sorrow and regret for her. Blind Books should have a happy future and family, however, her sudden death is incomprehensible.
Some netizens described that she has a happy family, and her family is very good, which should be a happy life. People deeply regret and hope that she will be free from pain in the afterlife.
As described by one netizen, Blind Shu experienced great pain after his illness. She described this time in a way that was more painful than giving birth, revealing the tremendous effort behind a successful online writer.
Countless moments of staying up late, coding words, loneliness, and even the company's company and a reassuring meal were neglected, which eventually led to the neglect of physical health.
Perhaps many people don't understand how much effort a successful online writer needs to put in in order to create. The earliest signs of the disease appeared around May 2021.
At the time, she was at the peak of her creative work, ignoring some of the signals her body was emitting. In order to catch up, she wrote all night long, which eventually led to a fever.
Despite the warnings given by her body, she has not been able to go to the hospital to receive ** in order to create. Two weeks later, as her body could not bear it, she finally went to the hospital to hang up the emergency needle.
However, after returning home, he went to the hospital again for a check-up due to the discomfort caused by the food. The doctor's failure to give a definitive diagnosis made the state of the blind book even more confusing.
This heart-wrenching experience is deeply regrettable, and at the same time, it also arouses concern for the physical and mental health of creators.
In the past ten days, Blind Book has experienced a torment of unidentified flocculent objects gradually appearing in the body organs, however, the diagnosis and treatment process has not been clear.
Unfortunately, when the final diagnosis came in, surgery could not save her life because it was a rare disease caused by a genetic mutation.
In just one month, Blind Shu's weight plummeted by 20 pounds, and she looked weak and powerless. However, in the face of an unknown illness, she did not choose to give up.
She knows that she has a group of fans behind her who love her deeply, as well as a family that loves her. For the sake of these beloved, Blind Book chose to bravely fight against the disease.
Back in January last year, there were only about 30 cases of diseases in the world that Blind Shu discovered through genetic testing. After learning that her daughter also had the disease, she gathered her family for genetic testing.
Fortunately, the daughter's illness is hidden, which becomes a consolation for the blind book. Although there is a huge distance between "hidden" and "diseased", this discovery brought her some relief.
However, when the time came to July, Blind Shu could not bear the severe pain in his body, so he had to inject multiple tramadol injections to relieve the pain.
Perhaps because she could not see hope, or perhaps because she was discouraged, she had already signed her organ donation pledge in June. As her condition worsened dramatically in September, she finally left her fans and loved ones who loved her deeply.
In the dynamic of Blind Books, she once mentioned a key point, that is, she stayed up late for a long time and relied on takeaways. This may have been an important warning in her life.
It is also a reminder for all of us to take care of our bodies and stay away from excessive fatigue and poor eating habits.
She said she worked hard, eating only one meal a day, often staying up late, and often eating takeout instead of cooking. She credits this lifestyle with contributing to her overwork.
She reminded everyone not to follow her example, but to take their health seriously, maintain a regular routine and healthy eating habits.
For the death of Blind Book, it cannot be completely blamed on the disease, and the more fundamental reason lies in bad living habits. I hope that people will realize the importance of health from this event and take it seriously.