Brain Hole Age: Everything Can Be Set

In Tieze City, where the rules are enforced, the rain always falls at a forty-five-degree angle, the stones are not allowed to speak, and even the falling cake crumbs have a fixed track. A Ling is a useless writer, but he can make iron freeze and puppets fall apart - his "brain hole" can tear apart the settings, at the cost of his body gradually becoming transparent. When the swearing stone crashed into his arms, and when the translucent little girl pulled him away, Ah Ling understood: the so-called iron rule is nothing but a locked cage. "Rules? I'll break them just by using my imagination." Even if he ends up becoming an existence that cannot even leave a shadow, he will still use his imagination to create illogical cracks in the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.