After all of them are reborn, who would still want to marry 2.5 Jo Satoru?

If Liuli's meeting with Nakahara Chuuya was pure coincidence, then her meeting with Edogawa Ranpo was premeditated.

In this strange world, the information age seems to have arrived, but it has not yet fully arrived.

Although mobile phones and computers are quite advanced, the main way for most people to transmit information is still writing letters.

Many sophisticated writers also feel that letters written with pen and paper can better express emotions and respect than emails and text messages.

Liuli, who has become a well-known novelist and top planner, has a large number of book fans and game fans, and has also received a large number of fan letters.

In these letters, some of them affectionately called her Teacher Liuli, while others affectionately called her Old Thief Liuli.

These fan letters will first be sent to the Chisha Society. After the Chisha Society confirms that they do not contain any dangerous items, they will be sent to her home.

Therefore, almost every day, Liuli's mailbox is full. The postman will even prepare the package directly, knock on the door and hand her a large package of letters.

Some of these letters came from China. For example, a child from Aomori wrote to her and asked:

"Does the lingering life of the heroic spirit really have any meaning?"

"There is nothing more horrible and shameful than reawakening a dead being for all sorts of ridiculous reasons."

"If I could wake up again, death would lose its meaning, and life would become an endless nightmare."

"Teacher, do you think there are things in this world that are worth pursuing even at the cost of prolonging a life of suffering?"

When Liuli saw this letter, she didn't know how to reply.

Because she is the kind of person who will do anything to prolong her painful life.

She tried her best to live, to live freely and for a long time, so she really couldn't understand the feelings of a person who wanted to die.

After thinking for a long time, she picked up her pen and wrote:

"Whether it's humans, heroic spirits, or other forms of life, everything that exists in this world has its meaning."

"But that requires thinking, exploring, and searching on your own."

“The answers others give you are essentially irrelevant to you and cannot possibly truly touch you.”

"The only answer I can give you is that if you don't live, you will never find it."

“Just like if you died last winter, you wouldn’t have time to wear a beautiful mouse-grey pinstripe linen kimono because it’s a summer kimono.”

"If you die in the spring, you won't be able to eat the most delicious crabs, because crabs are best eaten in the fall."

"Finally, I wish you a happy spring and hope you don't die in this spring, because it is so beautiful."

"P.S. If you don't get this reply until summer, then I wish you a happy summer. I hope you don't die in the summer, because you will reap the unfulfilled promise of spring."

After writing this letter, Liuli took a long time to calm down. She felt that she had never been so dedicated even when writing novels.

What a joke. If you kill the male protagonist in a novel, you will be scolded by readers. At most, you can send a razor blade. If it really arouses public outrage, you can just perform a resurrection.

Look, didn’t the famous consulting detective Sherlock Holmes die and come back to life?

Just the author's basic stuff.

But if you answer Dazai Osamu's questions carelessly and make him a hater, you are likely to be sent bombs.

In order not to offend him, I will not write his name directly here, but will blur it and write it as Dazai Osamu.

If we say that a certain Dazai Osamu is the one among the domestic readers who gives Liuli the most headaches.

Among the foreign readers, André Gide, the leader of the exile organization Mimic, was the first to be affected.

Gide's letters are very literary, and his choice of words and sentences are very exquisite.