From the Start, I Pass Judgment on Freedom

When the universe becomes a prison of words, all things are inmates.

Chen Mo, a janitor forced to put “freedom” on trial, awakens after discovering that he is a pawn in the hands of the embodiment of order. He is not alone: traveling with him is Lin Sugguang, a conceptual life-form forged from “understanding” and “resonance.”

Together, they build a city of faint light amid the chaos, gather exiled “errors” and “weeds” among the ruins, and launch an expedition against the City of Absolute Law, which defines all things.

This is not a clash of power against power, but the ultimate dialogue between “ordered freedom” and “absolute order,” a passionate argument for life’s possibilities against cold, unyielding laws.

A philosophical fantasy that asks what it means to exist, and an epic of freedom dedicated to every unyielding soul.