Twelve Empty Spaces

The entire novel uses the twelve J, Q, and K palace cards of playing cards as the core carrier, constructing a gentle fable about seats, fate, shortcomings, and blank spaces. A complete card game in the world is destined to have twelve unique palace seats. These twelve positions are symbols of order, perfection and destiny, and are also the secret thread that runs throughout the book. The book uses twelve independent and intertwined stories to describe the ups and downs of the twelve cards' lives. They once stood in the center of the card table, controlling the glory of the world, and had their own identity and destination. But fate is unpredictable, sometimes you become a prisoner of obsession, sometimes you can't help yourself, sometimes you leave because of love, or sometimes you fall because of fate. The twelve people in the cards broke away, left, and ended one by one. The originally complete twelve seats became empty little by little. The story never directly tells about separation, but only uses the delicate life trajectory to pave the way for the shortcomings. The world has always longed for a perfect card game, persistently looking for the twelve lost cards, trying to fill the empty seats and recreate the old perfection, but they don't know that the vacancies of all seats are destined to end from the beginning. The core idea of ​​the entire novel is to accept the fate of imperfection. There is no eternal perfection in the world, and all grand encounters, exclusive seats, and established orders will eventually come to nothing in the years. The so-called twelve vacancies are never a regrettable incompleteness, but the most real normal state of life. Prosperity will eventually come to an end, encounters will eventually part, and blankness and emptiness are the final destination of all things. The title of the book that runs through the entire text is the tender final chapter of this twelve human separations and a complete loss of everyone. Concept: This story uses the twelve palace cards of playing cards as a carrier, and uses twelve independent and connected life stories to interpret the true meaning of separation, fate and shortcomings. Twelve exclusive tablets were once symbols of glory and destiny. Each card has a vivid past, obsessions and struggles, and interprets various aspects of life in the square inch card game. But fate changed, and everyone left the venue one after another. The seats that were full in the past became vacant one by one, and they could never be restored to their original state. People in the world are always obsessed with pursuing perfection, trying their best to fill the vacancies and keep encounters, but in the end it is difficult to overcome the impermanence of the world. The core idea that the novel wants to convey is to learn to live with regret. There is no eternal perfection in the world. Meetings and separations, as well as empty seats, are the normal conditions of life. Those empty positions are not simply lost, but the gentle blank spaces left by the years. There is no need to insist on perfection in everything, accept separation and absence calmly, and understand that imperfection is also the true nature of life, so that you can find inner peace in the ups and downs of the world.