Due Pavilion

The biggest abyss in the world is never the night, but the human heart. Don't overestimate the goodness of human nature, and don't underestimate the evil of human nature. There is a Pavilion for Combating Evil hidden in the cracks of the city, which does not ask about cause and effect, and does not judge right or wrong. Only those selfishness, indifference, betrayal and greed that are deliberately hidden, or love, friendship and new life are included. Each of these independent short stories reveals the darkness and kindness beneath the shell of respectability: Selfish desire coerces conscience, prejudice destroys goodwill, indifference breeds malice, and the selfishness and ugliness of human nature are always hidden in daily life. Gentleness heals estrangements, tolerance dissolves prejudice, kindness melts away indifference, and the purity and warmth of people's hearts are always hidden in fireworks. The people guarding the pavilion are alien and inhuman, and the spectators watching with cold eyes are all kinds of things. No redemption, no judgment, just quietly recording every evil and good that comes from the depths of human nature.