Quotes from the World

I don't know how to introduce this work of mine, and it may not even be considered a work. I want to introduce my story with an analogy. I once read popular science articles. They believe that crabs are small creatures with a very simple nervous system and very low-level creatures. During the process of steaming in the steamer, they will instinctively pick up practical things around them, such as their own ingredients. They are slow to react and simply think that they can just eat something when they feel uncomfortable. My protagonist, Su Mubai, is a nineteen-year-old boy. He is not very smart. Perhaps his past life was like that of a crab. He does not know what the future life is, and he has no grand ideals. He will be sad every night, lamenting the tricks of fate, and never getting what he wants. Sometimes he thinks too simply, so simple that he has very few friends around him. He still believed that everything that night was fictitious and unrealistic. He was involved in a world that did not belong to him at all. The side behind this world was not attractive to him at all. It seemed that he was sometimes more accustomed to a decadent, depressed and ordinary life... But fate is so unreasonable. Just like reading a book, you never know what the ending will be. Reading a book from another world is destined to give him an extraordinary life. He thus learned about a period of history that spanned human civilization...