Summary: The day of death, filled with the chirping of cicadas, was simply spent like this.
How many summers is this already?
In fact, I can't remember exactly. I was sitting on the almost unattended fire staircase at the back of the teaching building, watching the setting sun in the distance gradually erode the entire sky. The steps had become a bit hot after a day of sunlight. As always, passing the time in boredom.
So far, there have been no sudden events that could break this routine life.
Perhaps it is the too ordinary daily life that makes people completely powerless. It is precisely because I am just one of countless humans on this planet that I only live by relying on that weak belief.
In fact, as long as you can achieve what you want to do, that is the meaning of life. This way you no longer have to wander around like a headless fly and become a mind-numbing walking zombie. That would be terrible.
There is no opportunity to change your destiny in your current life, so let's just be an ordinary seed.
Made by the same author as Kohi No Demo No Ni
May contain OOC content!
Concept: Love is an irresistible impulse
Reader comments
The first perspective is really comfortable. Because the perspective is limited, the reader unconsciously takes on the role of Hinata and can better feel the protagonist's inner thoughts, which also adds a sense of mystery to the article.
Hinata's complex psychological activities show his inferiority complex over his lack of talent. Because I was unwilling, I had the idea of suicide... The rooftop encounter was really a clever design! Hinata's heaviness and Komaeda's "casualness" form a strong contrast, but in fact both of them regard "death" as an important matter, right? We have never met but we are able to chat unexpectedly. It turns out that similar people are attracted to each other... I like to watch two people talking ww
The most impressive sentence is "People always have to rely on something to survive." Komaeda understands life, but Hinata knows only a little about it. I also want to thank this special opportunity for giving Hinata and even me a new perspective on the value of life. That's why Hinata stopped and started thinking about what she needed to pursue. Is it talent, others' deep understanding of one's soul, or is it for oneself? Komaeda's answer to this is "I understand you, I understand you. But I long for love."
After separation, Hinata shifted from thinking about her own needs to thinking about the commonalities between herself and the other person. So do I need love too? In the end I still don't understand.
It's so good... Komahi Haotian. .
: Haha, I couldn't sleep because of the other person's understatement but very heavy words. Hinata-kun^^ It's great that he slowly started to care about the other person unconsciously. Nanami-chan is so kind, I rub it (/^▽^)/
Komaeda in the dream is light and unpredictable. What brought Hinata was a heavy burden. Although, it's so damn comfortable...
The idea of cicadas chirping in midsummer is so beautiful, ys is simply a genius (*^▽^*) Cicadas are common and ordinary, and even the way they die is not worth mentioning. But in Hinata's eyes, Cicada's death was so tender and heroic. Perhaps it was precisely because of this similarity that he felt an inexplicable empathy.
The writing style is so delicate, I love it so much😭😭Tenderly narrating heavy stories is really my favorite way of writing, ys, you are so awesome. It gives me the feeling of a long-dried corpse buried in the moist soil, but the unexpected integration is so good...
The first perspective is really comfortable. Because the perspective is limited, the reader unconsciously takes on the role of Hinata and can better feel the protagonist's inner thoughts, which also adds a sense of mystery to the article. Hinata's complex psychological activities show his inferiority complex over his lack of talent. Because I was unwilling, I had the idea of suicide... The rooftop encounter was really a clever design! Hinata's heaviness and Komaeda's "casualness" form a strong contrast, but in fact both of them regard "death" as an important matter, right? We have never met but we are able to chat unexpectedly. It turns out that similar people are attracted to each other... I like to watch two people talking ww The most impressive sentence is "People always have to rely on something to survive." Komaeda understands life, but Hinata knows only a little about it. I also want to thank this special opportunity for giving Hinata and even me a new perspective on the value of life. That's why Hinata stopped and started thinking about what she needed to pursue. Is it talent, others' deep understanding of one's soul, or is it for oneself? Komaeda's answer to this is "I understand you, I understand you. But I long for love." After separation, Hinata shifted from thinking about her own needs to thinking about the commonalities between herself and the other person. So do I need love too? In the end I still don't understand.
It's so good... Komahi Haotian. .
: Haha, I couldn't sleep because of the other person's understatement but very heavy words. Hinata-kun^^ It's great that he slowly started to care about the other person unconsciously. Nanami-chan is so kind, I rub it (/^▽^)/ Komaeda in the dream is light and unpredictable. What brought Hinata was a heavy burden. Although, it's so damn comfortable... The idea of cicadas chirping in midsummer is so beautiful, ys is simply a genius (*^▽^*) Cicadas are common and ordinary, and even the way they die is not worth mentioning. But in Hinata's eyes, Cicada's death was so tender and heroic. Perhaps it was precisely because of this similarity that he felt an inexplicable empathy. The writing style is so delicate, I love it so much😭😭Tenderly narrating heavy stories is really my favorite way of writing, ys, you are so awesome. It gives me the feeling of a long-dried corpse buried in the moist soil, but the unexpected integration is so good...