This is a seemingly unimportant and even insignificant story about an android struggling on an unknown road ahead. It is a story that seems to be full of hope and overflowing with despair. It is a story involving growth (the end) and redemption (the end).
Snowflakes born in the noble clouds experience aimless falls throughout their lives, and finally disappear silently into the dust. A short career does not allow for wanton blooming, and there is no chance of reversing the fate of forgetfulness. Even so, countless snowflakes still insist on their own uniqueness. There are no two identical pieces of snow in the world. Is it considered a gorgeous ending to disappear as a unique self?
If you want to know my answer, please follow the android Echo to embark on this sci-fi adventure that is neither particularly sci-fi nor very long.
Reader comments
Well enough··
Great story
Sure
Good
The needle does not poke
It's great, very good, it has its own ideas, and the world view is also interesting. The author should write it for people to like. Someone will recognize this special fantasy.
Well enough··
Great story
Sure
Good
The needle does not poke
It's great, very good, it has its own ideas, and the world view is also interesting. The author should write it for people to like. Someone will recognize this special fantasy.