かわいい女の子がそばにいて、ビデオゲームのような力を持った別の世界での冒険-アニメファンの夢のように聞こえますよね? 文字通り死んでしまうことを好むメランコリックな作家、太宰治はそうではありません。 彼が1948年に別の世界に引っ張られたとき、ビデオゲームはまだ発明されていません。実際、彼が遭遇し続けるすべての幻想的な冒険は、死ぬのに最適な場所を見つけるという彼の詩的な夢の邪魔をしているだけです。 しかし、彼がどれだけ彼の皮を危険にさらしても、すべてが大丈夫であることが判明し続けているようです。 この陽気で荒涼とした異世界コメディで、他に類を見ない惨めなヒーローを追いかけましょう!
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