In the deep forest on the edge of the city, there is a wasteland forgotten by time. The wind, shadows and ruins here seem to carry fragments of memory.
The protagonist, a sensitive and lonely young man, accidentally steps into this woodland and gradually discovers that he can sense other people's fears and inner illusions. As the boundary between reality and illusion gradually blurs, forests, ruins, and even the entire world are quietly distorting.
"The Remnant Forest" is a novel about destruction and loneliness. It does not have bloody conflicts, but uses psychological oppression, hallucinations and darkness as its brushstrokes to depict the simultaneous collapse of the world and people's hearts. Here, light and shadow, reality and fantasy are intertwined, leaving readers with a deep and inescapable sense of depression.
Intent: Destruction does not come from violence, but from neglected loneliness, fear and self-disintegration.