The World Is a Cage

"It's never death that can destroy people's will, it's the times, it's life, it's everything that is helpless." "The daily life that ordinary people and dignitaries are immersed in has turned into a trace of a dream on the tip of the tongue. After the big dream, it is still a wasteland that makes people nostalgic for the golden age. It is now a place where all living beings are lingering, and it is an ending that is unable to compete." "God creates everything, God destroys everything, God teases everything. The cycle goes on and on, and every dog makes the same mistake again." "But we are trying to break through the limitations, just like asking the deaf to dream about the death waltz, asking the blind to draw the starry sky, and asking the vegetative to explain the theory of relativity. It is as difficult as climbing to the sky." "The cage in which the butterfly is imprisoned is fragile, but the butterfly is destined to be unable to overcome the natural chasm in its entire life. What I mean is very simple. Now, we have become butterflies, and the cage is called the world - stepping into a huge gamble that cannot win, using millions of reincarnations as chips..."