Falling Towards the Sun

When people mention Miya, they will think of: a war orphan, a former member of the Youth Corps who needs to be reformed, a troubled girl, surly, sarcastic, and withdrawn. Rimbaud seems to be a collection of Miya's antonyms: banker's son, returned expatriate, moral model, gentle, upright and idealistic. Such Rimbaud became Miya's latest instructor, responsible for guiding her to "graduate" and start a new life after the war. At first, Miya felt that Rimbaud was simply a saint: even though he lost his loved ones because of the Youth Army, he still had no prejudice against them, as if he didn't understand hatred. For all her mean and difficult things, he would only accept them with a gentle smile. Later, Miya realized that the price of not hating is not being able to love. The saint loves his enemies and loves everyone, which also means that he will not favor anyone. However, Miya insists that Rimbaud love her. She wants to pull the saint off the altar and become his special one. Even if that means she has to revive his frozen hatred. * Empty post-war society, HE, refined and completed * It's probably a love story between a monster in a saint's skin and a saint in a monster's skin. The column is subtitled 'Metal Fairy Tale', so this is indeed a fairy tale. * This is purely fictitious and the opinions of any characters do not represent the author's own opinions 2020.03.29 A gift for J, happy birthday. Weibo @ For more completed Western background articles, please click the column Mission: Cherish peace, love and understanding bring salvation