I thought a lot before writing this work.
The so-called life is often more like a joke - it's already here, so why not do something? As for what to do, just look at what other people do. But if one day the world cannot operate according to the previous rules and all the laws that we rely on to breathe collapse, how long can the sugar coating we rely on to decorate our morality be able to wrap us up?
Or, if one day we all have superpowers like those in movies and TV shows, what will we become? Will you get the life you want?
And if one day people know that the mistakes committed in this life will be judged after death, and will be reincarnated in our afterlife, will we become a more kind person?
If a world were highly developed to near perfection, how different would the people living there be?
I want to use this work to explain love, and I also want to use it to explain hate.
I want to use it to commemorate life, and I also want to use it to outline death.
Or you can use it to describe the struggle for power between big countries, or you can use it to depict the love and hatred between small people.
"Yi Zhan" tells the story of an ordinary girl who was framed and how she rose from the ashes; it tells how a peaceful world was shattered and reorganized; it tells how a highly developed civilization looks beautiful.
"Also War" - It seems to be a war but not a war, but it is not a war but a war.
Attachment: The framework of this article is very large, the length is long, and it contains a lot of things. It will be interspersed with bloody violence, and there will also be plots with multiple elements such as homosexuality and heterosexuality. I don't like to lightly criticize it.
I hope to get your support and I will continue to work hard! !