Dreamlike madness, illogical but reasonable (seemingly) continuation of the plot, like a kaleidoscope, dazzling
At first, I came here for the circus literature mentioned in the introduction. I was obsessed with that kind of crazy aesthetics. In my mind, this is the representative of madness.
The multi-layered reversal is also amazing. It's not the kind of "Ah, that's it", it's a twist and foreshadowing, step by step, very natural. Some of the foreshadowings buried by the author would make me shocked, it turns out that it started so early.
This is to give you the feeling of designing a maze, where every step is well thought out and every step is natural.
The early stage of the story is like a strong and bright oil painting, but because of the inevitable war, it leaves a lot behind
When I read the full text, I felt that not only was the war inevitable, but their ending was also inevitable. Things that were impossible from the beginning could only be like that in the end.
This nurse, one died [changed]