"If I'm not mistaken, this isn't actually a kitchen..."
Wen Xishu seemed to imagine a child named Charlie, having a pair of "stiff" parents.
This isn't a kitchen at all, but a prison where emotions are materialized.
Wen Xishu's reading comprehension reached its peak at this moment.
He was once obsessed with various interpretations of Silent Hill, and now this ability to interpret made him realize that the truth might be completely different from what his eyes showed.
Next, he began to piece together the truth about the "kitchen."
"This is a story about a child named Charlie."
"In his childhood, Charlie's mother used surplus material things and rigid responsibilities, like telling him to 'be sensible' and 'obedient', to fill in for the emotional support she couldn't provide."
"Perhaps I can view every instance of forced feeding as an oversight of Charlie's real needs..."
