A Yokohama Survival Journal

Dazai, you made an ordinary cowardly girl become an executioner and walked into the darkness, and made a person who was desperately struggling to live give up the desire to live. Kuro Tokizai is really not suitable for a lover, and Ririko is too tired. Would the ending have been different if the person she met at the beginning was not Dazai? If Ririko hadn't expressed her desire to live so much, it would have attracted Dazai's attention. She could have been an ordinary low-level employee, and she could adapt slowly without killing people or facing all kinds of unreasonable punishments from her superiors. Ririko, she is about to collapse in the end. Dazai, let her go. You have abandoned her countless times. Let her be free this time. She is suitable for free space and quiet forests, but she is not suitable for being around you. You see, you finally abandoned her again. (I talked a lot, that is, Ririko wishes you freedom, and wishes you to stay away from Yokohama and rekindle the hope of life)

I feel mixed after reading this. This may be the best choice for me. After all, if I hadn't met Huo Bin, I wouldn't have had to suffer a lot.

If the little sister really died, what would Dazai think (just curious)

Don't come back, this is the best ending

I hope the young lady will never come back again. Dazai is so scary. _(:τ∠)_

I didn't quite understand the ending.