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Snowflakes born in the noble clouds experience a dull fall throughout their lives, and finally disappear silently into the dust. A short career does not allow for wanton blooming, and there is no chance of reversing the fate of forgetfulness. Even so, countless snow flowers still insist on their own uniqueness. There is no identical snow in the world. Can the disappearance of the unique self be regarded as a gorgeous ending? This is an unimportant and even trivial story about an android struggling on an unknown road ahead. It is a story that seems to be full of hope and overflowing with despair. It is a story involving growth (the end) and redemption (the end). Please follow the android protagonist to embark on this sci-fi adventure that is neither particularly sci-fi nor very long.

A serious hardcore fantasy, a heroic epic without heroes. Multi-perspective narrative (pov writing) presents a vivid independent world. The historical curtain slowly opens, the deeply hidden truth of the world, the raging game of power, and the sincerity of pursuit and exploration. If you are like me, keen to explore the connotations beneath the surface, like in-depth text worlds, and envy real and complex characters, please give this book a try. This book has a total of twelve volumes, and there are tens of thousands of words of worldview background that are not written directly into the main text. I believe this book will definitely live up to your expectations and time.