Around the turn of the millennium, globalization was sweeping across the world. Riding the wave of the times, Zhou Jie struggled her way across the ocean and became one of millions of international students. Working while studying is a virtue and a good habit that knows no nationality. The good news was, she had that virtue too. The direct result of possessing a traditional virtue shared by people around the world was that, while wrestling with her major, she also had to wait tables at a fish-and-chip shop.
Then countless pieces of good news and bad news came flying at her all at once.
The good news was that the owner of the suburban fish-and-chip shop where she worked was an exceptionally warm-hearted woman. The bad news was that hardly any foreigners could pronounce her name properly. The good news was that her friends decided to call her Zhouzhou. The bad news was that the nickname sounded eerily like the name of a famous battle manga with a famously tragic story and protagonists who tend to die, J○J○. The good news was that her life was already pretty bizarre, so she figured she probably wouldn't run into anything stranger on the island of Britain. The bad news was that she had no idea what could fall from the sky a few years later and turn her understanding of the world upside down.
Zhou Jie's original plan was to keep a low profile and avoid giving her international friends a little taste of the mainland's culture shock. In the end, she didn't shock the British, but the British and the Germans certainly opened her eyes.
Zhou Jie couldn't understand it, but she was deeply shaken.
When she saw London on fire, Zhou Jie was like: I know I'm a little weird, but this place is obviously way weirder.
Theme: How will Kira Yoshikage, an undergraduate whose skills fall somewhere between Jack the Ripper and the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception (not really), struggle to survive in London?
It looks good, but when I looked at the time, hmm...
Please tell me, do you update monthly?