Just a few words are not fair.
Isn't this writer tired of the world and wanting to die? When he returned to his homeland and met the boy A, he suddenly didn't want to die. He seemed quite confident and courageous. How could he look like a disheartened person? In my opinion, it is a bit of a spoiler, and of course it can be said that he has met true love, and I can't be so superficial.
Also, the several times the teenager drew guns to kill was caused by this writer's rude mouth. Is he not at fault at all? What kind of world writer knows this (even if he didn't know it at first, he knew it later) This young man grew up here, why did he bring a gun, because he knew the rules of survival here, how many people here are reasonable? One of your elders taught him not to be impulsive and not to use guns to solve problems, while provoking taxi drivers, provoking subway passengers, insulting hotel waitresses, and getting more bullets for the teenager. Are you condoning or accepting reality? If it wasn't to save you from losing the gun, the teenager might not have died so quickly. After his death, the writer cried bitterly, but he himself did not commit suicide. Later, I found another B to get better. The means and words when hooking up with B were not tired of the world at all, very active, and a veteran in love.
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