After embracing Kako Kitagawa, Takeshita Kusaoke, while waving goodbye to her, followed others into the Shinkansen train parked next to the platform in an orderly manner. Holding the ticket in his right hand, he checked all the way, and it didn't take long for him to find his seat. After putting away the backpack on his back, he sat down by the window.

Takeshita, who doesn't do nothing along the way, took out his laptop. Knowing how to make the most of his time, he planned to write a silent copy of Yukio Mishima's "Kinkakuji". Even if you can't finish writing silently, you can write as much as you can. Personally, he still likes Yukio Mishima's work. This includes one of the most representative works of the other party.

Yukio Mishima was not only the first Japanese student to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, Yasunari Kawabata, but also a finalist for the Nobel Prize in Literature. There are many speculations about his suicide, one of which is that he chose to commit a public seppuku because he did not win the Nobel Prize for Literature. And the reason why the credibility is high is that Yasunari Kawabata said it personally.

Yukio Mishima is one of the three leading figures of post-World War II Japanese literature, and it is indeed uncontroversial and deservedly deserved. Even if he always slandered and looked down on Osamu Dazai during his lifetime, he couldn't erase the traces of Osamu Dazai on his style and sentence structure. Even if he didn't win the Nobel Prize in Literature, it was an extraordinary achievement.

In terms of his literary achievements, Takeshita Kusashi thinks that the other party surpasses Kenzaburo Oe, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature. In addition, I also think that Shusaku Endo's literary achievements are not inferior to Kenzaburo Oe. It's just that the former doesn't have some of the latter's talents, luck, and smoothness of the road, after all, he has fallen to Sun Shan three times. It was only for the fourth time that he was admitted to the preparatory department of the Faculty of Letters of Keio University. Of course, I will also write out Shusaku Endo's most representative works "Silence" and "Deep River" silently, so that everyone in this parallel world can know.

When I turned on the computer, I didn't have time to click on Word to write silently, and suddenly changed my mind. I shut down the computer system and then closed it again. He stood up. Raising his hands, he took down the large backpack that he had placed on it. I first put my laptop in, then took out Pamuk's "White Castle" and put it in my seat.

Takeshita Kusake, who put it back in its place, picked up the book and turned to sit down. Before he could turn a page to read, he noticed a young woman in her twenties who was fashionably dressed, with a good face, outstanding body lines, a faint smell of perfume, and a little shorter, was carrying a bulging travel bag with both hands. But she still almost put it on it, and after she repeated it three times, it still didn't work, but it showed that she was a little tired.

"Hello, do you need my help?" Of course, it's not because she's good-looking that she wants to have a conversation, followed by an encounter and an affair with Takeshita Grass Mustard, all out of a gentlemanly demeanor.

"Thanks, I'm sorry for your trouble." Tomomemi Hinata, who showed two tiger teeth with a smile. is no longer too polite, and directly handed over the big bag he was holding in both hands to his hand.

Immediately, I felt that this big bag was quite weighty. It took a lot of effort to put it on it safely. If it weren't for their meeting, he would definitely have to ask what was in it, after all, it was quite weighty. When he was done, he sat back in his seat, leaning back on the back of the soft chair, picking up "The White Castle" with his right hand and continuing with his left hand.

The little beauty Yumi Hinata who sat down. From the handbag in front of him, he took out "Dream Chaser", and on the other hand, as a fellow reader, he casually asked, "Do you like the works of the national writer Takeshita Kusaokei?" ”

Takeshita Kusaoke, who was stunned for a moment by her question, looked at her sideways, and saw his first publicly released original work from his hand. I couldn't help but be a little excited in my heart. He just nodded his head and didn't say anything more, after all, boasting is not his own style.

"Have you seen some of the works of Mr. Takeshita Kusaoke?" As the Shinkansen train slowly started, Hinata's words opened up all of a sudden.

"I've seen them all!" The feeling for her is that Takeshita grass mustard is gradually getting better, but not because the other party is beautiful and tries to soak her, but because she holds her own original work in her hand. As the author of the original book "Dream Chaser", he tries his best to maintain a calm and calm. If I saw that this stranger was holding a certain work in his own copy, it would not be as wonderful as it is now, and I feel a little fluttering.

"If you have seen it, you have seen it, if you haven't seen it, you haven't seen it, what does it mean to have seen it?" Yumi Hinata, who has a disdainful expression on her face, is willing to take the initiative to talk to him because she thinks that most of the other party is also a fan of Takeshita Kusaokei Sensei, and the fans of the so-called same idol are "family".

I didn't expect this little girl to have a slight temper Takeshita Grass Mustard, and said with a smile: "Do you believe it or not, I can recite the "Dream Chaser" in your hand word for word?" ”

"I don't believe it. You're definitely bragging to me. "I don't believe that Hinata Tomomi, who can recite novels like this in the world, knows that the "god man" is nothing more than the male protagonist of Stendhal's "The Red and the Black", Yu Lian has such a ability.

Takeshita Kusaoke, who was not in a hurry and recited the first word from the beginning, did not have to bet with her to win anything, but just made a harmless proof and played a game.

Quickly opened the "Dream Chaser" Hinata Tomomi, and was stunned when he recited it, after all, it was just as the other party said. She didn't believe it, but suddenly turned back to her senses and guessed, and if he couldn't do it, he could only recite the first few pages. So, Hinata Tomomi, who directly shouted "stop" to interrupt the continuation of Takeshita Kusaoke, casually turned to the twenty-ninth page of "Dream Chaser", smiled and wanted to see his cowhide blow his head and make a fool of himself: "You can start reciting from the second paragraph of page twenty-nine!" (To be continued.) )