This is a diary of stolen youth.
Stealing sound from silence, stealing temperature from winter, and stealing a tiny deviation from the established track.
The protagonist struggles to walk through the cracks of order, accompanied by two completely different companions: one is a fiery ally who teaches him how to fight head-on; the other is a silent watcher who teaches him how to build defenses inward.
Together they grope for a dangerous balance - between absolute control and complete collapse, they find a constant of 36.7 Degrees that keeps the heartbeat continuing and the breathing burning.
This book is not just about love or friendship, but also about the primitive skills of cultivating fire in barren soil. It's about a failed self-annihilation and countless successful, tiny fire thefts. Regarding the two drops of liquid falling at the same time, they made a dull sound on the plane of fate that only they could hear clearly.
Dedicated to all those who have distilled light from desolation and learned to live with it.
Purpose: "Stealing Fire and Carrying Years" is a growth record about learning to ignite yourself in the cold night. It tells the story of a boy who was frozen by domestic cold violence and how to identify himself from two completely different kinds of "warmth": one is as hot and short-lived as a chemical reaction, bringing enlightenment and scars; the other is as silent and constant as the laws of physics, teaching him to cherish and protect. In the end, what he stole was not other people's light, but rebuilding a soul that could contain light and heat on his own ruins. It's about redemption, but more about how one becomes one's own firestealer.