A Meaningless Fall

A very good work, so good that I think I should find it on a shelf in a bookstore - instead of Tomato. The criticism and understanding of systems and institutions in the book are very vivid, and the description of this structural, persistent and habitual absurdity is also very good. I even saw the shadow of Kafka and Camus in it. In the face of such a grand system, small people go from shock and numbness to adaptation and integration, and maybe a little resistance mixed in during the process. How should I put it? Well - let us have a glimmer of hope in human nature. Looking forward to the author's next work.

The writing style is quite delicate, and the sense of absurdity is vividly described, making people feel the same, and the imagination is quite big. The quality of this book can be said to be higher than most books in Tomato. It can be seen that the author put a lot of passion into this book. Hope the author keeps it up. Also, I hope that a large paragraph can be divided into several paragraphs. For readers who read on mobile phones, the overwhelming text can really irritate the eyes. (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it) A very good book, it even gave me a feeling of "Is this still a tomato? Why is there such a high-quality original?" I believe that if this book continues to be written, it will definitely become popular. Come on! By the way, one more thing. (Purely subjective opinion. If the author doesn't like it, you can just kick my comment into the trash.) In fact, you can change the title and introduction of the book. After all, the first impression of online novels is very important. An attractive title and introduction are more likely to attract readers. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.

It's a story that I couldn't even imagine. It's so absurd...

There is a beauty in writing whatever comes to mind (praise)

It's like an absurd comedy, more like a manifestation of the extremes of today's social problems, and it has a weird feel.