Antinomi

Reading this book is like reading Grimm's Fairy Tales before—absurd and nonsensical, yet thought-provoking, seemingly both satirical and laudatory; however, while Grimm's Fairy Tales are often bloody, this book is merely oppressive. The title, *Antonyms*, speaks of the contradiction between common sense and common sense, like the seemingly innocuous death of Angela, where everyone turns a blind eye as if it were perfectly natural. Her dying prayer gestures, like praise to a deity, ironically mock the crowd (as described in the book), like fate playing tricks on people, evoking both sorrow and irony. The author, like an observer, brings this real yet absurd story to us, creating a detached, emotionless reading experience that is captivating...

I just added it to my impressions. I wanted to call it a "masterpiece," but I was worried the tone wouldn't suit me, so I hesitated—I have to say, this collection of short stories doesn't really fit the atmosphere of a light novel—I guess I'm guilty of that. I personally don't care about irregular updates; rather, it suits my taste—I can just click on it whenever I feel like it. Antinomy, paradox, antinomy—what a fitting title. Each story so poignantly depicts the irrationality of the mundane world. It portrays the suffering, helplessness, sorrow, and bewilderment of ordinary people. Though seemingly isolated cases, they are the realities of this world, inescapable for all mortals, regardless of intelligence, status, or wealth...

I've followed this path all the way, from a complete novice to someone who knows a little bit now. No matter where I go or where I am, I still come here from time to time to take a look. I've seen the world of many famous masters, but this little corner of the world will always be my white moonlight.

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It actually got an update!

This book was my gateway into magical realism. Later, I gradually came to understand it and found it full of postmodern exaggeration, expression, and satire. Looking back on it many years later, the plot that seemed so mysterious to me has become nothing more than naked reality. What has changed?

It's 2022, are there any new stories yet?

Yes, it's good, keep it up, author!

Could you please tell me which literary genre the author's writing style belongs to?