A fable
About sentient and ruthless, finite and infinite, freedom and prison, life and death.
High concept, low plot, unconventional novel
Frequent perspective changes, frequent timeline crossings, and infrequent updates
Recommended to read when you have doubts and thoughts about love, freedom, and family
Indulge in beauty, indulge in beauty, and question beauty.
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The fable is as follows:
"Zhuangzi Yingdiwang":
The emperor of the South Sea is Sui, the emperor of the North Sea is Hu, and the emperor of the center is Chaos. Sui and Su met each other in the land of chaos, and Hunchao treated him very well. Su Yuhu planned to repay Hun Chaos virtue, saying: "Everyone has seven orifices for seeing, hearing, eating, and breathing. This is unique. Try to dig it out." One orifice was dug every day, and Hun Chao died in seven days.
Purpose: People are ruthless, so why should we be human?