Dragon Clan: When Brother and Sister Became Lu Mingfei's Classmates

Lu Mingfei, you were born in 1991, so you are already in your thirties. What is the concept of being in your thirties? Probably because after staying up late, I would have a headache the next day, I would hesitate before drinking, and it would no longer be strange to see someone posting wedding photos in their circle of friends. You may be working from nine to six, squeezing in the subway to go to work, accumulating a lot of takeaway coupons, and occasionally sleeping until you wake up naturally on weekends and feel very happy. Maybe you have gained weight and your hairline has moved back a little. At a class reunion, everyone was talking about children and stocks. You were holding a glass of wine, and suddenly you remembered that many years ago, there was a girl standing on the rooftop of Takamagahara against the wind, her white skirt rustling. But I don't know any of this. I looked through the whole book and couldn't find a single word about your thirties. When I opened the book, you were still nineteen years old, and you were still a lonely child who usually hid behind your senior brothers and sisters. You would drink beer alone on the rooftop late at night, and you would be secretly happy for several days because of everyone's compliments. You are still the high-spirited and unbridled young man in my youth memories, running after a red-haired senior sister in the corridors of Kassel College. No matter how many times you read the book, you will always be nineteen years old. This is really enviable and makes people feel a dull pain in their hearts. I've always felt that all good people deserve a better ending. But the book never says that.