The human spirit is divided into three selves, one is the id, one is the superego, and the other is the self.
"Death of the Sun" tells the story of the struggling inner world of "I" with an overly powerful superego, as well as the perception of human personality. The most important thing is that this book was greatly influenced by Osamu Dazai's "Disqualification in the World". Some people may say that "I" am imitating Osamu Dazai, but this is not the case.
"I" only met Dazai Osamu for the first time during his recent suicide, and there were multiple voices arguing in my mind. "I" did not trust human beings, and even the psychiatrist did not have any trust. Conscience was burning in "my" heart like the sun, and one day the sun would die.
Purpose: to speak out