Legitimate Concealment
by 张简
We believe we live in a world that can be understood. News, streets, work, illness, accidents—everything seems to follow a traceable logic. Beneath the surface of daily life, there has always existed another reality that is never made public. Those things that are too cruel, too absurd, even enough to overturn common sense have not disappeared; they are merely kept outside the public eye by some force. Tranquility never means that nothing has happened. It only means that everything has been handled very well. — Description from novelcodex.org
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