This article also ordered "On why my contemporaries are so good at brainstorming", "Should I cooperate if I can't keep up with the contemporaries' scripts", "Today is also a day when Matsuda tries hard not to beat someone up"
Lite version:
Matsuda Jinpei was supposed to have his own ending under those gorgeous fireworks, but he was lucky enough to receive a one-in-eight trillion miracle, so he was able to re-enter the world and write his new life.
But when he turned around, a group of people were sad and worried for him.
Really, isn't this even worse?
So he no longer looked back, turned around and entered the ending he had chosen.
Spoiler version:
Matsuda Jinpei had a bug and used a tanuki to replace the prince, removing Hagiwara Kenji from the death plot.
The price is that he becomes the one who "must die".
The world erased his existence and made him an unverifiable ghost. It was not until he became the protagonist of this story that he was finally able to return to the world - in an attitude that even he felt strange.
He is the madman code-named Liqueur in the organization, the same kind of person Gin calls him, and the only experimental subject that carries miracles.
Osamu Dazai told him: "This is a story with no ending, and you are destined to accept constant losses from the moment you become the protagonist."
It turns out that all assessments are fake, all redemptions are experiments, and even he himself is just a performer risking his life in an unknown script.
He finally borrowed Dazai Osamu's fate and completed a grand death belonging to the protagonist.
——Only this time, no one had time to say goodbye.
Reading Guide
- Matsuda center, including Dazai Osamu's cameo (but the role should not be too much), all members have a single arrow, Matsuda Jinpei (actually there are not many emotional lines, you can hit it casually, but Matsuda is the center)
- Contains timeline jump (not too much) + multiple personalities (fake)
-Misunderstanding + Persecution + U. S. Power and cruelty + small knife (probably not a very big knife)
- Core proposition: If the world is one-dimensional, is the truth we think really what we think it is? The ascension of the soul never stops, it is a never-ending survival of the fittest.
- Warning: This is a purely
Now that I'm writing, I suddenly realize that there is no copywriter yet, so I'll add one.
Intention: Never give up and move forward at any time
