The Postmodern Adventure of a Crazy Knight and an Exiled Princess

The old Antilles general had three levels of madness. In the first level, he is Don Quixote in fantasy, holding a spear and challenging the windmill. Secondly, he is an absolutely sober lunatic who regards royal power as trivial and absurdity as daily life. The third level... Is even more absurd and difficult to describe in words. Yin Feixue was the regent's favorite princess, enjoying the glory of the empire. Until the appearance of a mysterious internet writer named "Crystal Glazed Night" completely overturns her world. This writer's mobile phone can actually code automatically, and the story she writes not only features her and Antilles as the protagonists, but the plot is exactly the same as reality, as if there is a god watching and recording everything. But the biggest question is, why is the title of this "Book of Heaven" called "The Postmodern Adventure of the Crazy Knight and the Exiled Princess"? ! Wait—what's "Princess in Exile" all about? ! Seeing a group of decent gentlemen and ladies gradually being drawn into madness, the old general's most loyal attendant, Captain Sanchez, cried out in despair: "Please give up your magical powers! If this continues, I will go crazy too!" When reality becomes text, when madness covers sobriety, breaks the fourth wall, and takes meta-narrative to the extreme, a postmodern abstract fun adventure begins.