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Among the ten people who have read the story of Hongsu Hands, four people found it sadistic, three people found it heartwarming, two people were amused, and one person said he didn't understand it. The plots and characters of those stories are completely different from mine (many of them are completely impossible to happen in the real world), but somehow, I feel like they have been written deep in my heart. It's like there is a past event that is only vaguely remembered, but it was salvaged and restored by Hongsu's hands. Now each story is accompanied by the author's hand-drawn illustrations, which can be read side by side, allowing readers to imagine the picture the author imagined when creating. The pictures all have the author's red hand seal. The story ends abruptly, giving us a chance to re-examine our lives. It writes about the fate that becomes more and more inescapable the more you want to escape. It also writes about the brightness that was about to cry but laughed instead. Among the 25 stories, there are some fantasy and some reasoning, which are both frightening and exciting. Each story is different, ranging from chemistry, journalism, sociology, psychology... The author's breadth of expertise is astonishing.