Northern Enlightenment

The weather is getting colder and colder, white snow covers the entire earth, and there is no color except white in the field of vision. The entire area was completely white, and not even a living thing could be seen. This is a pasture on the plains. The animals are lying shivering in simple shacks. Their thin furs are vulnerable to the cold winter, and they can only crowd together to maintain the little heat. Whether these four-horned beasts can survive the cold winter depends on how long the snow will last. A young man was lying in the corner of a simple hut on the ranch, with a thick mattress underneath him and a ball of dry sex covering his body. He was dying, his face was pale and purple, his lips were chapped, and there was no sign of life. He seemed to be seriously ill. How many people or beasts couldn't survive this cold winter, and fell dead on the roadside, being devoured by humans, and even their bones were chewed and swallowed. It is not surprising that a young shepherd died like this. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.