Bloody Cage

Preface Human nature is like a rope hanging over the abyss, and the seven deadly sins are the sharp blades that wear away the rope. One day, the greedy will fall into the trap of desire, the arrogant will collapse into aloofness, the jealous will be drowned in the shadows, the angry will be burned by violence, the gluttons will be trapped in gluttony, the lustful will be destroyed, and the lazy will be destroyed in nothingness. There is no visible cage, but there are invisible shackles; there is no external judgment, but there is internal backlash. Greed is a ravine that will never be filled. The gold and silver you hold tightly will eventually turn into shackles, locking your pursuit until it is buried in the dust of desire; arrogance is a self-built high wall. The living beings you despise will eventually turn into a lonely shadow, trapping your far-sighted gaze until they are swallowed by the darkness of loneliness. The most terrifying prison in the world is never a cage made of steel, but the uncontrollable desires in human nature; the most cruel punishment is never external torture, but the torture of the soul eaten away by sin. However, who can get rid of all sins and ascend to the Garden of Eden, which symbolizes the best, and obtain true salvation? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.