The Hundred Years of Enlightenment uses chaotic techniques to intercut narratives and flashbacks, and time and space are constantly changing. In the Hundred Years of Enlightenment, Jin Chan is the one who challenges authority, Sun Wukong is a portrayal of people who are ignorant of true love, Zixia is a person who devotes himself to love, and the Jade Emperor Tathagata is one of those in power. In fact, this book is questioning life, ethics, society, love and friendship. The last thing I want to express is actually the epitome of our generation. We don't know what we want or what the future will look like. We are a confused and helpless generation. Just like I saw a sentence on the Internet: I drank a lot of wine and walked a lot of roads in those years, but in the end I didn't know what I wanted. That's probably the case. This work describes the author's insights and views on life, the confusion and pain of those years, tears and smiles, all in one hundred years of enlightenment.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
