Everything is going on in a slow, leisurely, disorderly, near-recording and realistic way, which reminds people of Lost in Tokyo,
an elegant temperament that cannot but be infatuated with, not far away, but close to our hearts.
A mentally blurred teacher, drug addict.
Change, change, he tries to change something through himself, but reality simply ignores it. At his family gathering, he was alone, unable to fit in,
powerless, chaotic, and living in a chaotic life. He couldn't protect or even own the things he cherished. The choice of that student was not under his control, and the good feelings he once had will disappear.
How did I suddenly lose my ability to describe, I felt so weak and powerless to show my preferences.
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