Why Did You Bring Me Here?

When Su Ying turned thirty, the world fell apart at her feet. Halfway to the subway station, the ground in front of me disappeared. She fell into a world where the sky was as low as the ceiling and the colors were like old newspapers - gray walls, black tiles, and yellow dirt roads were different from everything she knew. Some people there called her "Six Brothers and Six Sisters". Some people chased her, some wanted to take her away, and some said in the dark, "It's her." She was pulled in again and again and pushed back again and again. When she came back, her clothes were dry, but she remembered how cold the water was. She remembered those experiences as "dreams." This word is safer. Until she discovered that the person in the "dream" was separated from her by four lifetimes of cause and effect. The injustices of the late Ming Dynasty, the catastrophes of the Republic of China, and the old covenant signed in the spiritual life all fell on a person named Su Ying in this life. And the person who brought her here is hidden at the end of all the clues. Absurdity and falsehood are not the same thing. Fake stuff can't make up the details.