It's Still Counting

Introduction: A person, under the locust tree, counts one, two, three. He didn't know what he was counting. All he knew was that he was still there. He has been counting for a lifetime. Not finished counting. Because he is still there. This is not a "mortal counterattack" story. This is a "mortal lives" story. There is no system, no rebirth, no cheats. There is only an existence that does not know whether it is a human or "it", living as a human in a world that is not human. Protagonist: Lin Chen (a mortal, I don't know what I am counting, I just know that he is still there) Core proposition: How can a person dare to leave when he doesn't know who he is? Core images: locust trees, flowers, counting, broken tobacco poles, wooden swords with "Su Li" engraved on them. Core conflict: not people vs. The world, but "it" vs. "I don't know if I am a human." Readers will ask: If it were me, could I live as a person? The reader will wonder: What am I counting? Readers will remember: He's still there. ——A thought that is learning to become "self" under the locust tree