Long Zeming, a senior high school boy, lost his memory due to stress disorder and forgot the fantasy world he wrote. My deskmate Zhao Yuan used the fragments collected over the past six years to continue the broken story - a cat that ate its nails, and another forgotten self. "Nails" are the most useless part of a person's body. It doesn't hurt to cut them off, and it's not a pity to throw them away. But it truly belongs to you, hiding emotions that you can't digest. Twelve-year-old Long Zeming started biting his nails, fantasizing about feeding the fragments to a cat so that the cat would become a better version of himself. What he didn't know was that in his freshman year of high school, the beginning of the story he casually told to his classmates was hidden by that person for six years.
Intention: Borrow flowers to offer to Buddha - flowers are fragments of yourself, and Buddha is yourself.