An autobiographical wandering novel that combines traditional culture and modern philosophy. It is autobiographical because the stories that happen to the protagonist in the novel are adapted from the author's personal experience (including the real world and the spiritual world). It is a novel that uses the rich and diverse traditional Chinese culture and art to follow the protagonist's perspective and experience to explore and awaken his own life. In the process of constantly switching between virtual and real worlds and returning again, a spiritual journey of "from art to Taoism" has begun.
There are a total of sixty-four chapters in the book, which are composed of four parts: Summer Dream, Autumn Evidence, Winter Question, and Spring Life, which correspond to the different states of the protagonist in the four stages. At the same time, a basic world view is constructed based on "The world is not easy, but it is easy to change." That is, the world will not be easily changed, but it can still be tried. As for how to change and where to change, this is a topic that the protagonist has always wanted to explore and think about. Such a topic shifts from external exploration to inward seeking, which is a process of constantly understanding oneself and becoming oneself. This is the process of a person going from ignorance to sobriety. Of course, in this process, there is no standard answer, but this process is the only way to "awakening", and finally find your own "belief", and use your own "dojo" to fully live and realize yourself.
When I first started writing this book, it was designed in the direction of game development, but when I finished it, I found that the most awesome games are in the "human world".
Therefore, you and I are already players in the game.
The book cannot fully express the meaning, and the words cannot fully express the meaning. Only by using "practice" to make "footnotes" to this game can you have fun playing it.
Intention: A contemporary woman's journey from ignorance to sobriety. Of course, there is no standard answer in this process, but this process is the only way to "awakening" and finally find her own "belief". Through her own "dojo", she can fully live and realize herself.