Don't otaku feel lonely? While boys of the same age are singing odes to their youth in cities, mountains and by the sea, the otaku are hiding in dark rooms, doing nothing but playing games. Even if they go out occasionally, their eyes will only be glued to the square screen of their gaming consoles. Their lives are like machines, selecting options over and over again. They sit by the computer all year long, just waiting for the long-anticipated updates. Isn't it pitiful? Isn't it sad? Spending such a shadowy youth, but we never feel pain. Even without these meaningless worries, we have experienced countless times the feeling of burning fulfillment. Not just a similar insufficient burning, but a brilliant red burning. No matter what others say, we are addicted to games. We love games no matter what others say. There are brothers in the game, there are friends in the game, there are souls in the game. We have never regarded games as pastimes. We have our own understanding. Facing the thickened glasses lenses due to staring at the screen, we don't need words, real feelings will not be buried. We are otaku, we love ACG (Animation, Comics, Games). From Contra to Warcraft III, from Ultraman to Only God Knows the World, the more we experience, the more reluctant we are to let go. We don't want to abandon them who grew up with us. The Ho Jianghu in Xunxian, the GuaGua in CF, Lan, Ao13, Shiwen, GAL's guides and Horizon of Innocence, I don't want to forget anything, I don't want to abandon anything. But one day, we will have to give up ACG. I hope on that day, I can still say, I am an otaku, I will never forget ACG. Games and anime will not drift away from me. They will continue like a culture. On the day I choose, ACG, I will definitely remember them deeply. Whether at 20, 30 or 40 years old, I remember, I was once an otaku, lazy person's breast enhancement secrets.