Weird Stories About Cruise Ship Rules

This work was inspired by my thoughts on death (including controversial issues such as whether consciousness originates from the brain, whether euthanasia is moral, and whether brain death counts as death). As an unlucky person who once attempted suicide, I believe that people as individuals have the right to decide their own life and death. Brain-dead patients cannot express their wishes, so whether their family members decide to remove the tube or not, it may be a decision against the wishes of the person concerned. The most scientific approach is for the patient to express his wishes in a will while he is still conscious. That's too far. In fact, the topic this work wants to discuss is, if human beings cannot die, will living in this world forever be a blessing or a constraint. When I first learned about the lighthouse jellyfish as a child, instead of being envious, I felt a deep sympathy for the animal. Do you want to go on the Higanbana Cruise or the Lighthouse Jellyfish Cruise?