The Concrete World of Lost Distance

This is a "pseudo-apocalyptic" novel. ——Is "lost distance" a sign that the world is about to end? Or are these changes just temporary setbacks, just something to talk about in the future? Being in the middle of the story, they naturally can't get any real answers. It looks like the end of the world, but it also looks like a peaceful and prosperous time. Abnormality and normality merge, the era reaches its peak, and the future is within reach. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.