I'm so bored!

It was evening, and everyone in the family was doing their own thing.

　　Toys and coloring books were scattered on the floor of the room.

　　A lemon-flavored lollipop, a sky-blue crayon, and a little boy who looked bored.

　　How would he pass this boring time?

　　The story begins with the little boy unwrapping a lollipop. He bites the lollipop, looking bored, as if wondering how to pass the time. Then, he casually picks up a crayon from the floor, pondering what to draw this time. Even though there were coloring books and cars he had scribbled on before, he didn't do it the old way. The boy picked up the crayon and boldly drew a line on the wall of his room...

　　Out of the room, the line continued unbroken, passing by his mother in the kitchen, his sister who rushed upstairs after coming home, his grandfather reading in the study, the empty living room, his grandmother who just came home through the back door, the storage room with bicycles and baseball bats, his father's car, and the laundry room. He cleverly dodged and avoided many thrilling moments where he felt he was about to be discovered. Finally, this line, which ran through the entire house, returned to the starting room. After completing this masterpiece, the lollipop was also finished. This creative time was as sweet to him as the candy melting in his mouth.

　　In the "boring" blank space, children have the room for self-creation and play. Whether it's making up a story, observing their surroundings, or just daydreaming, focusing on and enjoying this blank period is a time when they can decide to do anything they want. Children have autonomy over this blank space; they are no longer passively receiving but have the room to train their creativity, find ways to pass the boring time, and learn self-reliance and how to be with themselves.

　　With only a few words, the plot is driven by illustrations, yet it presents an incredibly vivid story, making readers feel as if they are watching a movie. The details are exquisitely rendered, showcasing a child's mischievous and unrestrained imagination.