233 Seems to be a pitfall created when bored. Well, I hate writing article introductions anyway.
"The Little Mermaid gritted her teeth unwillingly and inserted the dagger glowing with silver light into the prince's heart. She could no longer leave behind a bunch of meaningless bubbles like in her previous life." She used a deliberately low voice to tell fairy tales that were both pleasant and wonderful to her. Telling a story to a group of perverts late at night Hilda felt so bored that she lost her temper.
She thought it would be more fun for her to cut her palms with Belphegor's vulgar knife, although she didn't want to be killed or driven crazy by her nominal brother, Xanxus, because she did something outrageous. It was a cruel and inhumane thing, so instead of provoking Xanxus, I would rather stay in my room with a dumb face and nothing to do, holding potato chips and watching Ogawa Chiyo-sensei's works, and then inexplicably think of the scene from yesterday's soap TV series produced by □□.
Maybe the so-called young people with fading dreams probably refer to people like Hilda, who wait day after day for the end of each day.
"Ah, it turns out that after typing so much, it has nothing to do with the main text. Doesn't it really matter? The key is that the further you write, the more you write it, it seems to be inspirational. 233"