A fan of the Spirit Cage (but I won't describe the protagonist's side too much. I'll borrow the background of the story. I think it will get slapped in the face with the release of the Spirit Cage)
Formal synopsis: Shakespeare said that neither poets nor madmen belong to this mortal world. The poet lives in seclusion next door to the madman, but the madman breaks into the poet's garden.
(It has nothing to do with the main text, it is just the source of inspiration for my writing. It comes from Mr. Yu Guangzhong's "Written to the Future You")
My child, I hope you will always be an idealist.
The path to your ideal is often unsatisfactory, and you will suffer a lot for it. But, boy, the idealist's ending is tragic and anything but pitiable.
Purpose: Hope to become an idealist