[Bai Ya, the first girl the author ever met, will be reflected in this book]
When dusk falls over an age of deepest darkness, I will promise you dawn and blue skies.
The road that must be walked still lies ahead; the principles we must uphold still stand.
The world gives us meaning, and we are meaning itself.
When those sorrowful, tearful, desperate people set out on the journey to pursue the dawn, we are no longer alone.
The world, the universe, the poles reversed.
I have lost everything. I am filled with sorrow.
Answers, stories, ideals, memories, all too bewildering.
"So this is your answer?"
"That's right."
"Hahahaha!"
"Thank you."
The word "story" has two characters because one alone could never tell it all.
The word "story" has two characters because only two can hold it all.
At last, may time bring no more regrets.
A god who looks human, signing off.
A bit like the setting of Xinsu
I like it very much, hope it doesn't end badly
It's a bit confusing and not very understandable. Is Bai Ya a fantasy created by the protagonist or is it real and only the protagonist can see it? It can be seen from Heita's affection for the male protagonist that they must have known each other before. Hanabi's interest in the male protagonist is currently uncertain. From the current point of view, this book is not likely to follow a romantic route. There are many foreshadowings and it depends on how the author fills them in.
It's not very understandable. It's really uncomfortable to watch it from the first person without any foreshadowing😣