There is a little fox on Peach Blossom Island. After being rescued by a little black bear, he made a wish to tell him a hundred stories. One hundred stories contain the little fox's sorrows, loves, and hates. It integrates its gratitude to the little black bear into every story. After telling one hundred stories, where will the little fox go?
The little fox looked at the shrinking back of the little black bear and said to himself, I know that as time fades, you will modify meeting me into a normal thing. Maybe someone will mention it and you will wave your hand or even be shy, thinking it is no big deal.
Words will fade, memories will fade, what will I leave behind with all my efforts?
The little fox said, if you listen to my stories, you will miss me for a long time because of the touch these stories bring. Forgive me for being selfish. I tried my best, tried my best, worked hard, tied a knot that you can't untie, and made myself into a pill to dissolve it carefully.
Concept: The Little Fox's One Thousand and One Nights