Born beneath the Red Flag, Lin Mo was taught by the sages of old:
“War has no victors.”
But when Lin Mo crossed over into a truly victorless free country, the people here told him with reverence:
“The Red Flag is the only victor.”
In the cities of 2054, high technology may not be all that advanced, but a low standard of living is guaranteed in abundance!
Lin Mo, a rookie enforcer whose brain “malfunctions” from time to time and who is plagued by bizarre hallucinations.
At this very moment, a well-connected thug is stomping on a civilian’s head, laughing as he plans out his wife and daughter’s “careers in the brothels.”
Such darkness is unfolding right before his eyes.
Yet the leader in charge moves his gaze away.
The colleagues beside him wear expressions of utter numbness.
That damned hallucination is back again!
As Jiang Jue struggles against the discomfort in his mind, he faintly hears two fateful choices:
Should he bow to the unspoken rules and become an anonymous nobody who “plays by the rules”?
Or should he follow his true nature and become an “ignorant brute” whose “bad reputation” spreads far and wide?
I rarely give two stars, but I couldn't help it. This book is not a book, because it doesn't even have a smell, just like the dirt on the roadside. You don't even look at it when you pass by, because it is meaningless, it is just dirt. The plot of this book is about being incomprehensible, not knowing what the world is, and even the great road has been wiped out. The protagonist belongs to 2077 and ends up trying to reason with the Whirlpool Gang every day, stopping the scavengers from committing crimes and letting them go. What the author calls too much information means that a whole chapter is devoted to coaxing children. If you just flip through a few chapters, will it not affect your reading? Summary: The protagonist is sent by the Yun State to popularize morality and law throughout the City of Hope.
If the article is not interesting, no one will read it. This is the truth of this era, but the article I want to write is interesting with depth and depth. The elements include national destiny, group portraits, supernatural powers, cyberpunk... Because there are too many things involved, the text contains too much information, and you may not find it enjoyable at first glance. Only when you truly understand the spiritual core of the cyber worldview will you feel happy. But I can guarantee that when you really start to feel good about reading, this feeling of joy is unparalleled and real!
The ups and downs of the plot and the rich characters. Nice! Author update soon!