Hesse Novel Adventure

"17-Year-old literary girl Joan observes the world through the prism of literature" "Until one day, the prism itself quietly shattered." The images written by Hermann Hesse bloomed in the corners of the real world: she began to witness the "grammatical errors" of reality: the flowers on the street corners never withered, just because no one expected them to wither; the words in the history books squirmed slightly at dusk and revised themselves; people's tears fell and turned into cold lead letters with the word "sadness" written on them. It was a terrifying poem that only she—a soul steeped in the tomes of magical realism—could decipher. She realized that the entire world she existed in was a vast, sloppy, and gradually collapsing text. [Congratulations, you have successfully bound Hermann Hesse's book-traveling system! ] "Go to... Ask the God of Destiny. When the supreme existence is disrupted, will you use your pen as a blade to reshape the world?" … "Try to answer me, Joan. Do not regret the awakening of dark desires in your heart, do not fear the ruthless ridicule of rhymeless poetry."