There Are No Cherry Blossoms in the Spring Mountain and Snow Blows [Japanese Style]

These are some stories that the yin-yang-eyed girl Xing Meiyue heard when she was a graduate student. She listened to an old childhood friend confide in the girls' obscure entanglements that were unknown and ended in vain; I heard a graduate student talk about his depressed youth and the crimes he committed because of his appearance and cowardice; I heard a senior girl from a girls' school talk about a bride who was deviant, but could only look at each other and not stay in love; Listening to the spirit-bound neighbor's story about her life-and-death relationship with her second personality after encountering PUA; Listen to Cousin Neptune's "Success Learning" on how to use beauty and means to reach the pinnacle of life; Listen to the tragedy of the ghosts you encountered during your trip who were controlled, escaped, captured, and finally committed suicide... Now she is writing it down, for no other reason than to expose these ridiculously sad, yet clear and pure stories, to prevent them from rotting in her stomach. As for Xing Meiyue herself, there is not much to say. She is just an ordinary Tokyo graduate student who dated a "sister", but in the end could only watch her wearing a white gauze and marrying a strange man. "Whether it's the panic of other people's lives or the absurdity of my own past, it will eventually be cut into distant passages and put on paper." This article is twisted and green, after all, the background of the book. The three views of the characters in the article do not represent the three views of the author, including the three views of the protagonist Xing Meiyue. Don't put it in the domestic context. After all, the background was moved to the book because the story was too overflowing and depressing. The author is deeply influenced by youth pain literature, so the article contains a lethal amount of youth pain literature references. Some stories are heavy on unreality, and some are very, very light. This is purely to vent my frustration, so I apologize in advance. I took the cover myself. Intention: We are all travelers on the road. When we fall, we get up and keep walking. The road in front of us still stretches into the distance.