This is a collection of short stories that are all independent of one another~
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(The following is the introduction)
"Drowsy"
This is a sleepless city that never sleeps, ruled by a giant no one has ever seen. One earthquake changes the city’s normal way of life. The residents gather their courage and set out to find their ruler. Will they succeed?
"Not Afraid of Ghosts"
A little ghost writes a short essay to share the spooky stories from its haunted world with everyone.
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(This story is being updated.)
"Balloons in the Tree"
A dead tree is covered in balloons, printed with cartoon characters and superheroes. With their newfound superpowers, can these balloons escape the dead tree?
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(I’ll write this one once the story above is complete.)
"Battle It Out! Love-Brain"
She is a test subject in a brain-computer interface experiment. A data error uploads “10,000 classic romance and danmei novels” into her mind. An explosive torrent of romantic information screams inside her head. But she absolutely refuses to become someone ruled by love. What should she do?
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(This one hasn’t been written yet.)
"Your Choice"
In a virtual chat room with 12 people, the group owner asks: If you could choose three options from the list below, what would you choose?
1. Lose 15 pounds +++ 2. Go back 10 years +++ 3. Grow 15 centimeters taller +++ 4. Five million + 5. Good health for your parents + 6. Spend your life with the person you love
After everyone makes their choices, the room owner suddenly announces that they can choose one person to have their wish granted, but the price is...
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(This one hasn’t been written either.)
Theme: Are we all climbing toward the top...?
Hiss, I seem to understand but I don't seem to understand It turns out that the city lords are all human beings. One day they will die or fall down, and there will be a loud bang, and then someone will go This cycle goes on endlessly The author's imagination is great, but I feel that there is a bit of metaphor in it. This feeling is like the fairy tale in the last book of Three-Body Problem, which was hazy.