Fat but Not Greasy

Life may be a feast with ubiquitous temptations. It is flashy, fat but not greasy, but it makes people enjoy it endlessly... People in small towns at the county level have long been accustomed to pondering life between reality and reality, and rush to such feasts every day. They are like the Bacchus at the Dionysus Festival in ancient Greece, sometimes intoxicated, sometimes sober, and getting lost in the carnival. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.