Even a Landmine Girl Should Be Loved Well

This is a story about love that takes place in a modern city. "Classmate Xiao Wu, do you think there is eternal love in this world?" A girl with black hair and a black skirt asked me this question on the broad river bank covered with skyscrapers and shining neon lights. The answer is obvious, even the universe may not be eternal, so how can we talk about love? "How can a realistic girl like you ask such an innocent question?" The girl thought for a while and said with a smile: "Maybe I am a little tired of living in the real world, and occasionally I want to be romantic in the fairy tale world." I didn't know how to answer, but the girl continued: "It would be great if there was a passage to the fairy tale world in this colorful river. I will definitely go there now, right? I definitely will." "That won't work! There's nothing there!" I'm a little scared. The girl's mental condition is getting worse and worse these days. Of course, I am no better after spending so many years with her, so how can I help her. ... Even if reality is bitter, you have to live happily in the fairy tale called reality. (Note: The landmine girl mentioned in the title does not necessarily refer to the landmine girl in everyone's stereotype, nor does it involve any of the characters in this capacity.) The story begins in Hongdu, with the boring memories of a fresh graduate who is full of longing for the future in this beautiful city.