Beginning: A socialist author wrote a bloody novel. In the world he created, another protagonist was born, and a connection developed between them.
Development: The social animal began to enter the world of the book frequently, where he met the real partners in the book, learned about their lives, developed feelings for them, and decided to make changes.
Ending: However, the world line is irreversible. Even if he wrote these stories, he has already created them, and he can no longer interfere with their choices and lives. He finally realized that the author was no longer a creator but a recorder from the moment he wrote down the character's soul.
Intention: A person can endure any kind of life if he understands why he lives.
