A Missing-Person Notice for a Certain Girl

I once saw a huge solar rain. It was obviously in the evening, but the sky was as bright as early morning. The heavy rain fell overwhelmingly, forming a curtain of water in front of the building, and the sound was deafening. It's really amazing that such a heavy rain does not affect the view. The sky is blue and does not look gray at all. Moreover, through that rain, I looked directly at the sun for the first time. It was bright but not dazzling, so gentle.

The subject matter is very new, whether it is from the abstract "Missing Person" perspective or the material selection, wow... It is really novel to read Japanese melancholy love short stories written in Chinese. It has a sense of picture, the kind of light but very profound hazy melancholic youth love that cannot be said to be love (forgive me for not being able to describe it in concise words) Very good expression) The ending seems to be very simple but has a lot of room for imagination, which makes people feel that there is a need for a "follow-up". Like the first time I watched "Forest of Fireflies" or "Your Name", I eagerly inquired about the next plot. After it failed, I couldn't control the heart of plotting in my head, ah...

It's going to rain soon! Does it count if I stand upstairs and sprinkle water on them to make rain?

It feels sour and astringent, and I feel like my mood has been wrinkled.

The first time I experienced the self-narrated perspective was like drinking a glass of sour grape juice that was slightly sweet, and then squinting my eyes in anticipation of the arrival of the sun and rain.

Ahhhh, where is Makoto Shinkai? Hurry up and draw this for me. Give me a good ending.

Hmm... The text is like a youth drama that is automatically converted into a youth drama. The top note is forest after rain, the middle note is creamy strawberry, and the base note is sour and fruity. The main characters are two lovable idiots. I hope Minshi-chan will meet Taiyyu soon!

Because I guessed the heroine*, the final development was a lot weaker for me... But it was still a very interesting story w

Why did I have to come in and be knifed? Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu It's not an unforgettable sadness, but a feeling of "I don't know why I got to this point without knowing it", which is a little sad.

"Unknowingly, like sleepwalking, we choose to die, and then when we wake up, we have arrived in the world after death." It's obviously a sad story, but I actually cried and was healed