Endless Summer

It feels like this book is entirely about the author encountering something, such as something really happening to Xiao Wu in reality. In other words, I was suddenly trapped by a certain emotion or state, and I couldn't write in the old book, so I needed to release everything in this new book. This new book feels more like a record or outlet of some emotions. The content is biased toward memories, and the scenes are fragmented. Only the emotions continue consistently.

Isn't it right? I haven't finished writing the previous book, so I'm writing it again here?

Only after reading the comment section did I realize that the author had quietly opened both

It's beautiful, I feel like I'm reading a short story drawn from a novel