This article is rather sad, so I won't write any cutesy copywriting.
Oran, the city-state defense officer, never thought of herself as a hero, nor did she ever want to be a tyrant, but her citizens put her on a pedestal and then cast her into hell. And the citizens themselves never know: a democratic city-state is never democratic. The root cause of the destruction of a great civilization is often not external attacks, but its own arrogance and internal friction...
Philosophy: The ups and downs are uncertain, but the names of heroes are everlasting. If heaven has feelings, it will also grow old. Things in the world are impermanent but permanent.