If you had the chance, would you choose to time travel?
My answer is: No, thank you.
Whether it's traveling back to your previous self, traveling to the second dimension, or anything else, it's not necessary.
However, when I woke up, I was playing the role of a wandering Chinese girl who had run away from home on a wooden bench in Yokohama Park.
Why is this?
The basis of what I like about 2D is that they are 2D.
I just want to be an audience member in the two-dimensional world who can like and hate others as they please, experience pain and happiness without any burden, stand up when the curtain ends, applaud the people on the stage or scold the author for taking the wrong medicine.
I don't want to burn my thumb on a piece of ice in the second dimension. The two-dimensional ice should be a prop.
*It is said that people who study psychology have a higher rate of mental illness than ordinary people.
I was not mentally stable when I was writing the article, so I was warned of illness.
If you feel uncomfortable, exit immediately.
So does little Hana. Normally, you only get sick in your heart, but when you encounter stimulation, you may get sick towards others.
Little Hana is supposed to be Chaotic Good (I can't guarantee kindness).
The CP should be Osamu Dazai, the mackerel, but that's not necessarily the case. I guess Hana-chan has mixed emotions of liking and disliking many people. Her concept of love is still very vague. (Because even stupid authors can't understand love)
The catch is that readers are not open-minded enough because little Hana is unpredictable.
There is no archived manuscript, only a dispensable outline.
Purpose: Can chaotic goodness maintain its good attributes in bad times?