Sigma, a man driven by delusions and obsession.
A strict upbringing in a dysfunctional family, an ordinary life, and a world that grows more absurd the closer one gets to its fringes...
It seems that every part of the story began with Kailaidi. A girl transformed from a nuclear bomb became the source of his obsession.
The quest for reconciliation is filled with sorrow and joy, yet he never gives up. Distorted memories turn a terrifying monster into the most beautiful moonlight in his heart: Miss Oliver.
Cut through layer upon layer of emotion, travel from one city to the next, and take in one landscape after another... The four arithmetic operations, conic sections, binary, calculus... In the end, he will find the Poincare recurrence. Beneath the obscure mathematical titles lies the accompaniment to the protagonist's entire journey.
Since I have made my heart a servant to my body, why should I grieve and sorrow alone? Lost on the road and yet not returned, today is right and yesterday was wrong: Sigma.
Pages filled with absurd words, a single stream of bitter tears: the author.
In the end, it is still the hallucinations and anguish brought on by split personality...
(Imagine the sounds or scenes in your mind for a more immersive experience.)
Theme: A novel about the state of mind, portraying the protagonist's complex and profound inner changes, as well as the many faces of society under existential anxiety