A Scholar's Love

So sad, that kind of sadness as light as snow floats in my heart. Nothing seems to have changed when the two met, and the ending is equally sad. Before his death, Mr. Akutagawa was lucky or unfortunate to meet Atsushi. I hope Mr. Akutagawa will not regret his encounter with Atsushi. Their encounter was like bubbles flowing with colorful light under the light, light and translucent yet seemingly ethereal and dreamy. Even though Mr. Akutagawa felt happy, he also reached the end with an unquestionable pace. A year later, Atsushi followed suit in the same way. Theirs is a double dose of pure spiritual love. (There is a lot more I want to say, but I don't know what to say anymore. Typing is too troublesome! The words have to go through several twists and turns in my mind before they come out. The last paragraph doesn't quite fit in with the previous conversation, but I still want to say it.)

Damn it, be is the best as expected (Crying Storm) When we first met, we fell in love with each other because of words Parting, two literati met, looked at each other, and parted ways because of words—the love that arose because of literature finally ended in literature.

How can I put it... After reading the last two chapters, I felt depressed. I always wanted to say something, but something seemed to be stuck in my throat, not going up or down. It was like a pack of candies I bought before. I saved up money to buy it and waited for it for a long time. It finally arrived. I hate sour taste very much. I ate this on that day. Such a piece of candy, neither swallowing nor spitting it out, just holding it in my mouth, biting it into pieces when it gradually became bitter, and swallowing it with a frown. My description is not appropriate, and I don't have much experience. I may not be able to judge others, but even a half-hearted person like me can feel the emotions expressed in words...

Wuwuwu is really beautiful. It belongs to literature and writing by Akutagawa Ryunosuke.

Big good cow (trance)

"Baizi" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Is it a quilt or something?

"Baizi" is a big thorn in the side of the author~