Comprehensive Comic: the Song of the Thorn Birds

"If a bird wants to break out of its shell, the egg is the world. If a person wants to be born in the world, he must destroy the world." The delicate music box emits sweet music, the girl's lotus leaf-green skirt rotates in circles, the swinging squares move randomly, and the white mist is deeply saturated. The girl with braids dances ballet non-stop, tapping her toes in the mud, dancing mechanically, and turning around again. The doll wearing a beautiful dress with rubies for eyes sits on the ground with a smile. Half of the erased English words were written on the fairy tale book wrapped in kraft paper, and the colorful candy wrappers fell to the floor. The girl with braided braids smiled mischievously, ate the sweet candy, and giggled. In the vast corridor of the castle, children lined up and sang songs playfully. This is a rebirth, she thought. "To the dead me, I must destroy the world again." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.