A Terrifying Awakening in the Age of Dogs

It has a special perspective, a new concept, and the plot is twists and turns, tight and bizarre. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes. Book review: "A Dog's Life" uses the life of an idyllic dog to reveal the warmth and cruelty of human society. He was frightened by a slaughterhouse as a child, later became an Internet celebrity and a police dog, until he died crawling through wheat straw when he was old. The whole book uses a cycle of "hook - iron pot - milkvetch" to interrogate the paradox of freedom and dependence. Dogs strive only for "natural death", but in the end they need to borrow human warmth; people give love but also hide their butcher's knife. The novel has a unique perspective, the language is both bloody and poetic, the rhythm is clear, and the emotions are sincere. The shortcomings are the villain's facial makeup and the lack of institutional questioning. Thoughts on closing the volume: Can we prevent dependence from leading to betrayal, and prevent hugs from having hidden hooks? Fengfeng spent his whole life waiting for the answer.