"You know, nostalgia is rejection—a rejection of painful reality."
"Midnight in Paris"
A series of inspirational chicken soup memoirs.
The style of memoir is partly mixed with the author's memories and reflections.
It can be regarded as the author's personal reflections and memoirs. There is a personal microcosm, but not too much.
Male protagonist's perspective. There may be a slight inclination but only ambiguity?
Generally no cp.
It was the time of the principal. It's suitable for slow reading. I believe the original characters don't have much role (except for the soy sauce x).
I hope that I can use fine and dense words to weave the gentle old wind of the past for you.
Hello.