Vanity Notes

This is a magical realism novel. It is not difficult for careful readers to find that the text structure and ideological context are influenced by the works of Marquez and Mo Yan. As for the background, I won't introduce it. There are no limitations of the times, and social cognition is also unlimited. As a half-writer, I can say this, this is a written experiment, a written work that interweaves the long and difficult flavor and breath of vivid magic and fixed reality. In this work, I pay more attention to realistic writing, sometimes adding a romantic element. Readers may call it a romantic reconstruction of reality. This is what I'm trying to say: romance is about falling straight into reality.