How Should a Graduate Student Survive in Yokohama?

I really have more to say. This book successfully put me into the pit of Russian and European and American literature (???;) But I am still stuck in Chinese literature hahahaha... And my three favorite poets have actually written about it. I really love this brother Zizhan!! The description of Li Bai's arrogance and his free and easy temperament, "Killing one person in ten steps, leaving no trace in a thousand miles" and the fight with the hounds is really great! And sister Qingzhao, I'm sorry for being narrow-minded. I always thought she was a gentle and melancholy beauty, but I forgot that this graceful sister also wrote bold and bold lyrics..._(:з∠)_In any case, the style of this book really touched my heart. It's so great! (It makes sense for me to see Wenye's regret, but the most regrettable thing I think is Pushkin ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

After staying up all night to read it, I felt that the ending was a bit rushed and regrettable. After all, I really wanted to see the big scene of the teahouse's reorganization, but it was a bit cruel for a writer who already has a bond with the current organization. So Chen's original idea was to let writers drive others to write in different organizations, and those who started to create would lose their own powers. In the long run, the teahouse would be the absolute pinnacle of force, and its absolute strength would also protect the literary world's smooth revival. The New World didn't understand... Is the world of the tea house a reconstruction of the wasteland after the world line was corrected? It's so well written, so I'm just guessing.

Woo hoo hoo, I was very moved and confused after reading it. I laughed to death. I felt that my illiteracy had begun. The nine-leaved fish reappeared. I knew nothing and understood nothing. The big book made me feel my insignificance in literature. No, it was the lack of literature.

After reading it again, I always feel that the description of the deaths of Nakajima and Akutagawa in the diary is really like a notebook (...) I obviously didn't feel this way when I read it for the first time. Is it a reference or (...)

I rewatched it again and felt that the ending was a bit rushed. The protagonist fell off his horse, but seemed not to fall off. It was exciting but not satisfying. The protagonist did not go back to school or go home. In addition, there were too many characters. (Cheer up for studying (???_??)?)

Because of love, because of something in my heart, my heart keeps beating, and literature never dies.

Although it's a little late, I still "spread flowers!" Congratulations!

What a sad ending. The world is reset, and everything that has been planned with great effort is wiped out. But Xiao Chen is a good person.

The end of "Spreading Flowers"? Is it because the world didn't quite understand it? In the end, a catastrophe destroyed Japan, and then Chen picked up people to write books again? Do Akutagawa and the others know Chen? Or is this another new world?

Hmm, is this a knife? The traces have been erased, and this sight is a farewell or something, which makes me feel a little sad.