As the saying goes, life is unpredictable, and fate has its own designs. But what is fate? It is the guiding light that shows us the way when we reach obstacles and crossroads in life. A choice is no more than a thought away, and in this story, it gives life to the soul of the written word. In the first twelve chapters of The Ink-and-Powder Family, Shi Yue is merely someone with choices, imagined in the depths of the heart. It is all a dream born of my pursuit of freedom and selfhood. But a dream is only a dream. When the great dream ends, return to the present and live in the real world! Freedom, it turns out, exists only in dreams. There is no such thing as absolute freedom in this world. I can't help but feel overwhelmed with emotion. Life seems like a dream, or a play, yet it always carries a touch of the extraordinary, making people yearn for it and stirring their curiosity. If a dream were a person's life, I would hope it would never wake, but go on forever. If memory were a child, I would hope it never grew up. If it had to be given an age, I would hope it would stay there forever. If fate is created by chance, then love at first sight is an impulse of the heart. And so this book...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
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