This is the purgatory of human nature, and the abyss of the soul is bottomless; this is the mass grave of ancient times, and you sing and I will appear on the evil human nature; this is the fate that you cannot escape even if you want to, and it is the fate you deserve for your many evil deeds. Everything here is a shackle, and you have completely lost your freedom. The opposition between freedom and shackles is more obvious, more intense, and more distinct in this place that is despised by society. In a sense, coming here is just a result, not a cause. Where is the real reason?
Man is born free, but he is always in chains. Everything is interdependent. If this is the case, is it necessary to exist? Since its existence is necessary, it would be unreasonable for us to criticize it from any angle. Of course, I did not say that if criticism is unreasonable, then we are not qualified to criticize it, but we are qualified. If you are a criminal, the mark will always be there, not on your face, but in other people's perceptions. After all, it is also one of the abyss of human nature to accuse others from a moral standpoint in order to gain great satisfaction.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
