The boy has been trapped in a fantasy woven by trauma for a long time. The troubles of his past campus life and the long-gone rain are his past obsessions that he can't let go of. Can the pink-haired girl he meets under the cherry blossom tree save him?
Note: This article is written in the first person. All scenes of intimacy and companionship are subjective imagination. There is no kinship love relationship in reality. The story focuses on healing trauma and accepting the incomplete self.
Purpose: to face psychological trauma and accept the broken self; to explore obsession and reconciliation through virtual and real illusions, to convey the healing core of tender embrace of the past and oneself, to guide readers to face up to emotional internal friction, and to get rid of mental internal friction and self-denial.