Urban Reincarnation, Pain Creates Gods

Before writing this book, I had read many types of cool articles. The themes of these cool articles were different, but their characteristics were all distinctive. Without exception, they all use classic suffering plots as the premise to create the protagonist's strength. This method can make the protagonist's strength well-founded, but I always feel that something is missing. In other words, there is a feeling of being divorced from reality. The family is bullying, the friends look down upon them, and there always seems to be such a painful reason as a driving force in order for the protagonist to become stronger. But I think this way of writing is too cliched. Why not just tell a truly painful story, a story that can make people sad when the characters in the book are sad and shocked when they are crazy? In other words, when a character's heart is completely torn in half by the world, he is a frightening strong man. Well, in fact, this story is about a completely mentally ill protagonist. Even if he grows up according to a normal person's experience, he is still just a wolf in sheep's clothing; even if he suffers so-called hardships, he only pursues the way forward that he wants to be free from; then, the more he struggles in the suffering, the stronger he becomes. Since the cycle of suffering is a common occurrence in reality, this story is destined to be sad.