The market is a stage soaked in moonlight, and every wisp of fireworks hides false fame.
The human heart is like a kite with strings tied on it. The spool is held in the palm of desire, flying higher and higher and tightening tighter and tighter.
The gunshots on the execution ground fell, and he fell to the ground like a flower that suddenly withered. His soul was floating, looking back at this human stage, looking at the world who were still chasing fame and fortune, he finally had an epiphany:
All achievements are like graves, and obsessions are like graves. What traps people is never the world, but the crazy longing for fame and status in their hearts.
The moonlight spreads through the long and narrow alleys, covering the place like a light veil, covering up the sin and sadness.
The tomb of merit is still standing, waiting for the next person who is possessed by desire to step in step by step and bury himself inch by inch in the tomb built by his own hands.
Reader comments
The world only knows that he is unruly and domineering and comes from a powerful family, but they don't know that he has already been proficient in controlling people, understanding trade-offs, and knowing how to establish power at a young age. The awe and followers gained too early are the most dazzling confidence of a young man, and they are also the shackles quietly laid by fate. In just one chapter, it fully describes the human nature and class barriers in the city, and also foreshadows the ups and downs of the protagonist's life. At first glance, he seems to be a naughty young man, but at the next glance, he seems to be a half-life fate.
A very wonderful work. It feels like a movie. The plot is fascinating. I can't wait to read the next chapter [laughing][laughing][laughing]
The world only knows that he is unruly and domineering and comes from a powerful family, but they don't know that he has already been proficient in controlling people, understanding trade-offs, and knowing how to establish power at a young age. The awe and followers gained too early are the most dazzling confidence of a young man, and they are also the shackles quietly laid by fate. In just one chapter, it fully describes the human nature and class barriers in the city, and also foreshadows the ups and downs of the protagonist's life. At first glance, he seems to be a naughty young man, but at the next glance, he seems to be a half-life fate.
A very wonderful work. It feels like a movie. The plot is fascinating. I can't wait to read the next chapter [laughing][laughing][laughing]