Republic of China: Behind the Curtain, I Edit All Living Beings

This book takes "gods looking up at the stars in the gutter" as the core tension, depicting a small man in the market who holds "divine power" but is deeply in existential crisis. Its charm lies in the fact that the protagonist walks on thin ice in every "edit", struggling to balance between grand narrative and daily necessities. The sense of ingenuity behind the scenes, the weird atmosphere of the Republic of China fantasy, and the protagonist's struggle between conscience and self-preservation are intertwined to form a unique attraction. However, we need to be wary that long-term "passive reaction" may lead to fatigue, and we need to design a more active opportunity for the protagonist to break the situation.