Don't Scare Me, Taoist Priest, When You Come Down the Mountain

Opening this book is like opening a door to a new world. With a unique perspective and delicate writing style, the author disassembles core themes, such as the struggle of human nature against the tide of the times, into vivid fragments, allowing the characters to collide with key conflicts, such as the choice between good and evil between ideals and reality, to create moving sparks. There is no deliberate preaching, but there are questions about life hidden between the lines. There is still a lingering aftertaste after closing the book. It is suitable for reading scenes, such as slowly reading on the commute under the desk lamp late at night.