It is naturally satisfying to see the sequel.

(I thought there would be no sequel.)

But I felt like something was missing.

In other words, the halo of the protagonist is a common problem in almost all works.

The story is beautiful and set in the clouds, but the reality is cruel.

(Here it comes to mind that, it is said, some fairy tales are actually quite dark.)

In reality, there may not be a happy ending.

(Thinking of the lines from "Naruto the Movie: Yukihime Ninpo Tie", every good story got to have a happy ending.)

For example, hard work may not necessarily pay off.

This is my attitude towards this.

I think it's enough to go all out.

Also, to borrow a line from a movie: If working hard is painful, then don’t work hard.

That's it, you're already great.

It's a Japanese movie, the name is: "The Husband Suffers from Depression".

(w)ノ(._.`)

Depression. I probably rarely talk about it.

This matter is not suitable for general discussion.

After all, everyone's situation is different.

Let’s talk about it more specifically later.
Chapter completed!