This article is inspired by a popular meme "Falling in love with a long-dead person through a relic diary"
In the 1980s, bad culture was prevalent in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Tomoji Kiriji, a third-year senior at Kaiju High School, picked up a diary with a light blue cover at the scene of a conflict. The owner of the book is Fujiwara Tsukimiyuki, a freshman at Chenglan Girls' High School - the girl who accidentally died in the conflict.
Tomoji opened the diary and walked into a world he had never imagined: the inner monologue of a powerful daughter, the desire for freedom, the attachment to the sea, the tenderness towards a stray cat, and the quiet heartbeat for "the tall boy with the disobedient bangs in the bookstore"
In order to understand this girl who is no longer alive, Chiji began to follow the clues in the diary, visiting the seaside, old movie theaters, and bookstores she frequented, looking for her friends and the stray cats she secretly fed. In the process, the notoriously fierce Kaijiu boss gradually revealed the delicacy and tenderness that had never been revealed deep in his heart.
This is a story about love that grows after death. When the most hard-core bad boy meets the softest secret, Chiba's sea breeze will witness that even if some people leave, they will forever change the living people in another way.
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Purpose: It is a pity that we have never met, but a deep understanding of souls is a perfection that many people find hard to find in life.