Bai Meiji

This work is a spiritual journey into the perspective of madness. The so-called "white sleep" is a unique way of perceiving the world when an individual is completely desperate for the current situation. This work is set in ancient times, and the story it tells is very cliche. The protagonist rules the world, and that's it. The author just wants to get sick. This work is not intended to tell a linear traditional story, but is committed to building an immersive psychological experience. Through fragmented perception and poetic sharpness, it reproduces a world in which rational order fails and senses and logic are completely distorted. Here, absurdity becomes daily life, and the protagonist's inner activities and external feedback fall into irreconcilable conflicts. Readers are invited to abandon reason and logic and experience the logical thinking of a madman.