The Girl Band Butterfly Who Wants to Escape Gravity

At first, Miss Die thought it was a good thing for her father to start a new family. But she never imagined that the woman he chose would be Japanese. Her name was Nagasaki Rine, and she had a daughter named Nagasaki Soyo, who seemed opposed to her mother's remarriage and a little hostile.

But that didn't matter. She pursued the carefree path to immortality and admired Zhuangzi, so she didn't think living together would be that troublesome. Given enough time, the tension would gradually fade, and she'd get used to it... right?

When Miss Die finally understood the reason for Kura Kura's pain, and realized how much all these girls were struggling, her mind was thrown into chaos. She simply couldn't understand why they would fall apart mentally and lose themselves over a band they'd been in for less than a month. Why not let go and let each other live in peace?

What does "forever" even mean?

You're only ■6 years old. Isn't it too early to be thinking about that?

This book is also known as "Miss Die Can't Figure Out Japanese Girls," "The Zou Family's Father-Daughter Journey to Win Over Japan," and "The One Not Bound by Gravity."