Kiki's Around the World in Eighty Days

Life's journey is woven with a fine drizzle, as thin as cow's hair and as delicate as flower needles, slanting across the sky in dense threads.

The spring rain weaves smiles onto children's faces and clothes the earth. People walking along the road hurry past beneath colorful umbrellas, like countless flowers blooming in the rain.

Some children simply set their umbrellas aside and revel in the rain.

Countless tiny raindrops are like innocent, mischievous children, playing happily.

They can sing, play hide-and-seek, and perform all sorts of other tricks!

Raindrops fall into the river and vanish without a trace, leaving little circles rippling across the surface. They splash when they hit the ground, and turn into sparkling, translucent crystals on the green leaves of crops.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.