Dancer Among the Stars

After reading it, I felt very frightened and terrified. If someone does this all the time, does it have to be like this? Even if Wen is a bird that has been locked in a cage and shackled to prevent it from flying away, he dances every day. Once, a folk bird also entered a cage. He was happy that he was in a gorgeous cage, but he was also shackled in the name of being rewarded. In his Just like when he was dancing gracefully, the shackles restrained him. Wang told him that after practicing for a long time, he would get used to it and dance would become natural. People questioned that Si's dancing posture was just like this and he couldn't dance while wearing shackles. Some people asked: "Why do you need to wear shackles to dance?" People naturally answered: "Because Wen has always danced like this while wearing shackles." It feels like "people" only accept the so-called "common sense". They have always seen Wen dancing like this, and they feel that everyone in the world should dance like this, instead of thinking about why Wen dances like this with shackles. No matter how gorgeous and exquisite these shackles are, their essence is just shackles that lock people's freedom. As for the "King", I don't know if he is used to it. Someone restrains him and dances for him. He is very controlling. It was like he no longer needed the general, and he was afraid that he would not have the ability to control the general, so he killed the general. But everyone's perspective is different, and you can't criticize whether something is right or not from your own perspective. From the general's point of view, it was heartbreaking and sad, but from the king's point of view, it was natural. Wang subtly made people think that what he did was correct and common sense. So when they encounter people who are different from what they think is common sense, the first thing they do is assimilate the different people... Resist the assimilation, and belittle them if they do something different, so as to think that their own ideas are correct, and assimilate on a deeper level. People who are different also think that they are not good, and thus move towards their "common sense"... Then forget what you resisted, and when you meet someone who resisted like you did before, you feel that there is nothing worth resisting, isn't that how it should be? Accept your fate. Because most people think so, this is "common sense". And those who have been resisting desperately will eventually be accused of resisting the king and die... I don't know if I think too much, ah ah ah ah ah I feel like what I want to express is so confusing. Please forgive me! I want to see the sequel, but I think this is the best ending.

Very nice, slightly depressing, not heavy at all

It's nice to look at, but it feels a bit sad.

What a feeling! ! ! Will it be a full-length novel?