Ye Youmu never imagined she would come to Yokohama at a time like this.
Whether it was going to the battlefield to indulge in pleasure with her best friend, staying in the country to visit Mr. Tao Yuanming and Mr. Lu Xun every day, or going to another country to discuss life with Mr. Hugo and Mr. Baudelaire, all of that seemed much better to her than staying in Yokohama just for a "god."
What's more, this god isn't even the real thing, and isn't very powerful. Only by sacrificing their own consciousness can they barely take on the form of a god.
Ye Youmu thought: If this "Lord God" didn't seem to have some connection to Rimbaud, who would waste their life here?
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Tips:
1. The world is vast and turbulent, and I don't mind adding fuel to the fire. Many transcendent beings will take the world stage, and I might even make up some original canon?
...After all, I really can't understand how so many big shots aren't transcendent beings. Edgar Allan Poe, for one.
2. The setting is after the end of World War II, with its aftershocks still being felt. China has been unified for a long time and ranks among the world's leading powers.
3. My own take on the characters may be out of character. Whether they seem out of character depends on each reader's interpretation.
4. There is no pairing, though I might write about Double Black myself... maybe.
Theme: Ideals are a guiding light, and reality is the road ahead.
