Minimalist "No Longer Human" cover

A minimalist literary book cover, in a refined East Asian editorial style, vertical composition, with a warm off-white paper background and fine grainy print texture. The image is vertically divided into 2 large abstract areas: the upper left is a rough gray torn-paper shape, and the lower left is a deep black block. From the black area emerges 1 striking white theatrical mask outline, with only 1 black eye slit, cropped at a large scale and tilted upward, suggesting detachment and hidden identity. At the bottom center where the gray and white areas meet, place 1 tiny lonely figure in a long dark coat, standing on a narrow triangular edge, facing forward, emphasizing loneliness and fragility. From near the top center, hang 1 thin slightly wavy red line, connecting in the middle to 1 soft red circular seal-like disc, aligned with the figure below. At the right center, set 1 striking black bold vertical Chinese calligraphy title: . Beside it add 1 vertical line of Japanese reading: "にんげんしっかく". At the far right edge, add 1 vertical line of thin black quote: "—— My misfortune lies precisely in my lack of the ability to refuse ——". In the upper left corner, add 1 small black vertical line of author and translator information: "[Japan] Osamu Dazai | Author, Yang Wei | Translator". Below add 1 short two-line Chinese text: "I am sorry for being born human