Guilt Travels South

I am a scavenger in the world of mortals. A narrator who salvages sunken light in words. It was only when I started writing that I realized: A truly good story is not made up, but lived out. In "Guilty Travels South", Chen San'er spent six years walking from the old path of the Yellow River to the south, from being illiterate to being able to write his own name. I just traced his footprints one by one. There is darkness and the arrogance of power in this book, but more importantly, there are the lights that refuse to be extinguished in the darkness - a brother looking for his sister, a group of female workers who secretly learn to read, an old gangster who chooses his conscience after being crippled, a man waiting to die in the garbage dump and his wife who is waiting for him. They never thought about being heroes, they just chose not to kneel when they were forced into a corner. "Guilty Travels South" is not a cool novel, it has no golden fingers, and there is no one-step approach to success. What it records is the most real world: salvation must be achieved step by step, truth must be exchanged for blood, and when the light comes, many people can no longer see it. The story is not long, but I wrote it carefully. Because I believe that only by remembering darkness can we understand the weight of light. If it can catch your eye, it will be my honor; if not, thank you for opening it. Scavengers from the world of mortals, waiting for you in the comment area. ——Let us pass this world together.