Hatozaki Hongjie: "Speaking of which, I like reading."
Kyotaro Sagiri: "Yes, although you don't look like a person who can read, you are a person who likes literature."
Hatozaki Hongque: "When it comes to reading, it means thinking, right? Whether you are a person who reads or a person who writes books, you have to think constantly to communicate with others through words, right?"
Kyotaro Sagiri: "From my perspective, whether you are a person who reads or a person who writes books, as long as you live in this world and try to communicate with others, thinking is necessary."
Hatozaki Hongjie: "In other words, can you communicate with others only by thinking?"
Kyotaro Sagiri: "This is not a question of whether you can communicate with others, but only by thinking can you communicate friendly with others."
Hatozaki Hongjie: "Why is this?"
Kyotaro Sagiri: "It's easy to anger others, but if you want to please the other person, you have to rack your brains to think about what the other person likes, understand and agree with it, so that you can communicate in a friendly manner."
Hatozaki: "But if the other person likes something that I don't like, then communicating with the other person becomes a painful thing for me. In other words, thinking is equal to pain."
Kyotaro Sagiri: "... If you insist on saying that, it's not impossible."
Hatozaki Hongque: "Thinking is equal to pain. Dead people can neither think nor suffer, so pain is equal to living. In other words, living is very painful."
Kyotaro Sagiri: "Although it sounds reasonable, I have no idea what you are talking about."
Concept: Anything that can think is alive