Final Sound

A mediocre body and an empty dream, that's all a human being has. Either extinguish the dream for the sake of the broken body, or give up everything to pursue the illusion of the dream. This is an epic about dreams. People shed tears, drink blood, and struggle in a world without God's mercy for their own dreams, a reasonable world, family glory, deep-seated hatred, unforgettable sorrow, or even just the soup cooked by their mother, for everything they want or have ever had. In the end, the people who refused to give up turned into notes and merged into a long song in the ordinary and boring historical books. It is the final movement that can only be played by spending all life, soul and dreams, and its name is, the final sound. This book imitates the POV writing method of A Song of Ice and Fire, unfolding the story from the perspectives of different characters. With a medieval background, the world view is relatively grand (I think), there are relatively many characters (this is true), and there are multiple interrelated main lines running in parallel, it is not a fast food (probably).