This article is divided into two volumes, deconstructing Shanren's works.
The first volume is about survival, and the core theme is order and humanity in desperate situations. How is order born? How can a group of desperate people re-establish rules in the dark? How does human nature deal with itself? When resources are extremely scarce, how can selfishness and altruism coexist? How do you want it to be delivered? Thirteen years of darkness, what keeps people from going crazy? How does civilization continue? Even if you don't have pen and paper, you still need to teach your children how to read. This is the fundamental reason why people are human.
The second volume is about rebirth, and the core theme is truth and rebirth. Is Tianqing a natural disaster? Where do the bells in the cave come from? Is the distant smoke a friend or an enemy? How will the civilization formed in the cave for thirteen years face the impact of the outside world? Etc.
Intention: The sky falls, but people are still there. This is the greatest rebellion against God.