Back to the Past for a Hundred Minutes: A Fleeting Epiphyllum

Yes, it's very heartbreaking. However, just imagine, if Souji survives, and lives for a long, long time, and becomes... An old man, his charm will be greatly reduced. This is what is called, the beauty of incomplete sadness and death.

Y. Y… Burst into tears

Now, Mr. Wisteria... Looking at Souji's sad and painful look, I couldn't help but burst into tears... Ah... When I read this article, I couldn't help but resonate... Didn't I say before that I was typing a monologue from the chief executive? On July 8th, I finished... After reading this article, I remembered that article again... Now, I feel very complicated, because the end of the article also ends with Souji's death... Moving かねば Dark にへたつや と. I really like this line because it is Souji's last line. In troubled times like Makumi, death is not despair, but rather salvation... The idea of this article is very interesting. Read one hundred minutes of history and experience one hundred minutes of history. But if I had to choose, it would be better not to take those hundred minutes. Knowing that you can't change anything, it's better not to experience it, which will only make you more miserable.