Whale*

It starts from man's greed and ends with man's greed

The whale said, "I don't know anything, but I have done everything. I have been experimented, controlled, hunted, and drugged. You can take back what society has not given you. What about me? You have given me nothing, but you have made me do so much. My fresh milk dyed the sea water red and you will not let me go!"

"... Haha... They are immoral... Haha... The society won't give it to them... Haha... They will get it themselves... Haha... They will get it themselves..."

A classic is always a classic. "Society doesn't give it to them, they take it themselves." What an ironic statement.

It's so short, and it's a debut novel, but it's obvious that Liu was doing a thought experiment from the very beginning.

Although it's a debut novel, it's really well written.

I like it very much, very deep

This book is very meaningful and profound

Very meaningful article!

It's a good watch. I watched it in school. It's a bit scary and humorous.

Very short and very beautiful [like]

Good-looking is not enough to express

The sins caused by mankind will eventually be paid for by mankind!

Although some parts are wrong, overall it is good. The ending is full of irony and shows the greed of human nature.

Sin destroys sin. Create rules, destroy rules.

The setting alone is shocking enough