(Not a post-apocalyptic survival story, not a traditional System novel. If it's not for you, please move along. Thank you.)
I am the spirit of Mount Fuji. After sleeping for more than three hundred years, I heard someone calling me one day. But I was so tired that all I saw was people from Country R dumping something into the sea before I fell asleep again.
When I woke up once more, the world had completely changed. The land was barren, the sea pitch-black, and many of my old companions were gone. In their place were all kinds of strange creatures. They felt both familiar and unfamiliar, and they were terrifying.
I had no idea what had happened, so I went down the mountain and wandered around. That's when I learned that while I was asleep, people from Country R had discharged nuclear wastewater into the sea, causing the world to become what it was.
I regretted it deeply. If I could do it all over again, I would never have let the world become this way just because I wanted to sleep.
But now, the people of Country R deny it, claiming they weren't the ones who dumped the wastewater. I was furious. I had seen it with my own eyes.
So I erupted. The volcano swallowed the entire country, but what was lost could never come back. They were right: the world can do without Country R, but it cannot do without the ocean.
As I wallowed in remorse, I met a little creature that called itself a System. It said it could take me back to the past. Without hesitation, I bonded with it. This time, I won't let the tragedy happen again.
I beg the author to write more and make it more interesting. I really can't imagine what the polluted sea will look like and how marine life will grow [I almost cry] Cute and cute sea otters, whales pretending to be beached, killer whales getting close to humans, seals that can save people, they are obviously the masters of the ocean, but they have no right to know everything. They don't know that humans are causing their death, and they think it's because of their poor health until they die. Although this book is fictional and focuses on a spiritual victory, it is really hard not to inspire people's opposition to R and their will to protect the ocean [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]
Alas, it is a pity that all this is only in the book and does not exist in reality. So far, it has been raining all day and night in Zaozhuang after the discharge of nuclear sewage. The earth is crying and nature is sighing. I don't know whether there is a protagonist in this world, whether time will go backwards, whether everything will happen again. I was only twelve years old, and I had never seen the sea or experienced the sea breeze. Future history books will describe how the sea was originally like, how humans were originally like, how those cute little animals were originally like, what efforts humans made before the discharge of nuclear sewage, and how Japan ignored dissuasion, insisted on going its own way, and made irreversible actions. I originally didn't believe in God, past and present lives, or that there really was a system or a soul attached to this world. But after Japan discharged nuclear sewage, I really wanted all of this to be true, to be true. On August 26, 2023, history will remember this moment, and mankind will remember this moment.
I think the sentences in this article are fluent, the fonts are clear, and there are no typos. The lines are full of the author's dissatisfaction and resistance to Japan's emissions and sewage. This shows the author's intention. I think this book deserves five stars.
Well written author
Remember, the sea is blue, the water is transparent when you hold it, and it tastes salty
Come on, author!
I haven't seen the sea yet, it's polluted
Give yourself a five-star encouragement, no objections [laughs] Also, it's not over yet, babes 😢, I'll update you when I'm done.
Come on, keep an eye on you
This book is very good, and then um um um, it is very good anyway, I don't know how to evaluate it, it should be very good anyway, but I don't know how to evaluate it, that is, um, have you finished the main text, have you finished it, have you finished it or not, do you have any extra chapters? Or what?