Hindsight

When countless fragmented scenes are pieced together into an absurd picture, the magical content presents an extremely absurd scene. But the more absurd it is, the closer it is to reality. The entire magical world converges into the towering buildings of the city of Tok, and the helpless nun who leaps to her death, attempting to accuse the person who harassed her of their crimes. However, public opinion does not change because of her death. The only thing people care about is who will be the next human sacrifice. Anar is a tragic and complex character. His mentality undergoes a great change from the appearance of Venus to becoming a human sacrifice, but from beginning to end, he is a complete madman, a man who...

To be honest, this book is extremely discouraging; the subject matter is quite serious, and the content is rather profound. However, if you read it carefully and understand it, even just 80% of it, you will be deeply moved after finishing the whole book! Personally, I think the significance of *The Prophet After the Awakening* lies in the idea of ​​"foreseeing the light, but discovering that darkness has long been an eternal nightmare." The protagonist, Ennar, is a typical tragic hero. At the beginning, he is a mad painter, cynical because people cannot understand his art. But after experiencing various events, his mindset changes (which can be interpreted as his perspective broadening...).

Well, I'd seen book reviews of this book before, but hadn't clicked to read them. Then I saw the review again, and couldn't resist clicking. The unconventional title and the explanation of tragedy in the synopsis captivated me. My taste is different from most people's; I like novels that don't follow the mainstream. I rarely read those yuri or time-travel novels. Ultimately, it's just that my personal taste differs from the majority. I really dislike those overused, clichéd plots. On the other hand, I also really like tragedies. Tragedies are often more impactful and thought-provoking than comedies. Let me talk about the novel...

Starting from a single point, developing linearly, and covering all aspects; I am fortunate to have read this work today, but unfortunately, my feelings are difficult to express in words. A corrupt society needs pioneers, regardless of whether those pioneers can truly bring light.

Regarding the fact that my 30,000-word short story has basically the same data as my 200,000-word novel.

Congratulations on advancing! I'm late.

The novel uses description to reflect on reality. Depicting tragedy also serves to reflect deeper issues. Reality is often more surreal than fiction, and such thought-provoking works are rare; it's a pity that their charm cannot be fully appreciated in an era flooded with fast-paced, superficial literature. Kudos to the author!

Hopefully, my abilities will live up to this description...

Congratulations on advancing! I hope more people can see such a great piece of work!

Even though I can only use my phone for five minutes, I still want to say: "Congratulations on advancing!"