Little Fuli

What is childhood supposed to be like for an ordinary person?

Little Fuli suddenly wonders about this after being harshly scolded for making food that was too hot. Sniffling with her nose all red, she awkwardly writes down three things on a piece of paper:

Parents who aren't quick-tempered and violent.

No one criticizing her mischievous behavior.

Getting to experience genuine love, as plentiful as the stars in the sky.

But that kind of childhood is too far out of reach for her. So little Fuli asks the spider girl for some thread, borrows the two antennae on Miss Butterfly's head, and finally shuts herself away in a warm room with a lit fireplace.

She plans to knit herself a childhood, just like knitting a sweater.

Reader's Guide:

Everyone except the protagonist is a lesbian. If you can't accept that, please don't read!

Theme: To be determined