Holiday

Novel outline: The core concepts and themes of "Pseudo Sun": pain, hypocrisy, reincarnation, self-deception, and the tearing of divinity and humanity. Protagonist: An existence without a name, called "he". World: A collapsed world governed by the rules of "reincarnation" and "sanctions". Heaven and hell have long been blurred, and only "pain" is real. Style: Cthulhu-style mental breakdown + existential philosophy + anti-heroic narrative. The world view sets the reincarnation mechanism: the world restarts every seven days, everyone will forget everything, only "he" retains the memory. But he couldn't kill himself, couldn't escape. Punisher: He is an existence given the status of "punisher", and his task is to "judge" the sins of others. But he himself is a sinner. The essence of hypocrisy: The more he judges others, the more he discovers that he is the greatest evil. His "righteousness" is just self-deception. Sickness and beasts: The "terminally ill old man" symbolizes his spiritual decay; the "impatient beast" symbolizes his uncontrollable violence and desire. Supreme Being: He fantasizes that there is an "ultimate answer", a "truth" that can end reincarnation, but every time he approaches it, he only gets deeper despair. Character setting 1. His (protagonist) identity: reincarnation, sanctioner, sinner, hypocrite. Ability: After each reincarnation, he can "read" the deepest sins of others, but cannot read himself. Curse: He must "sanction" at least one person, otherwise the world will collapse prematurely, and everyone (including himself) will fall into "absolute nothingness." Contradiction: The more he tries to "save" others, the more he "destroys" them;