Strawberry Candy 1: Sugar Split Agreement

Archives restorer Lao Chen found an expulsion list stained with his daughter's blood among the scrap files at the bottom of the "Grey Tower". Five thousand years later, he transformed into the "Fire Sower" and exploited the system loophole "Sugar Agreement" to detonate the triangular civil war between the Sanctuary, the New Federation and the Administration. But this is not a cool novel, but an epic about sin and redemption. From the coward who personally signed his daughter's death sentence to the doctor who taught the world "how to make candy," Lao Chen spent the rest of his life tearing up the monopoly power. When the fire of civilization was passed into the hands of Nu Xiaotang, they finally understood: if you get good things, you must always share them. This is a brutal prose poem disguised as science fiction. The author uses the sweet image of "strawberry candy" to wrap up the deepest guilt of his father's generation and the bitter memories of history. It grimly explores the alienation of power - when "distributing sugar" becomes a means of control, only by returning the ability to "make sugar" to all living beings can reincarnation be broken. From the absolute rationality of the "Fire Sower" to the speechless compassion of the "Sugar Doctor", the novel uses restrained writing to complete the tender reconstruction of the ruins of human nature. This is not only a story, but also an ethical testament about how to live gently in an imperfect world.