Philosophical Romance

Philosophy originates from the Greek word "love of wisdom" and is a systematic reflection and questioning on fundamental issues such as existence, knowledge, value, reason, and soul. The core value lies in teaching people to use critical thinking to examine the world and themselves. It is a thinking tool that helps people clarify their thoughts, settle their souls, and deal with confusions in life. Its core can be classified into three major dimensions: the first is to explore the metaphysics of "what is the world", which is related to the nature of reality, the meaning of time and space; the second is to inquire about the epistemology of "how do we understand the world", focusing on issues such as the source of knowledge and the standard of truth; the third is to think about the ethics of "how should we live", exploring the boundaries of good and evil, and the definition of happiness and responsibility. From the "self-knowledge of ignorance" of Socrates in ancient Greece, to the "Contending of a Hundred Schools of Thought" by Chinese pre-Qin philosophers, to modern philosophy's discussion of technology, freedom, and existence, philosophy has always been the "beacon of thought" of human civilization, running through ancient and modern times, illuminating the path of human exploration of the unknown. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.