Fiction Y Review: The Last Lighthouse

Synopsis:

After the collapse of the world, the Omega were oppressed to the end, "Shenzhuang Jang" was Omega, and the leader of the West Lighthouse had an ideology to make the system equal, but to collide with a larger power, the more the entrance, the more dark things that were camouflaged and hidden over the years.

Review:

Usually we don't read the omegaverse, but because the sentences that the writers use to scatter the story make us feel interested. The story speaks of the sequin, the oppression and the injustice that results from it is heavy and persistent. The cruelty that Omega has to face is very painful. Then the setting is a post-collapse world where people live their lives survivorably. Resources are scarce. The law town is not strict. Even the slave trade is a normal occurrence. The cruelty is even more multiplied. It shines on the dark side of the omegaverse until reading at some point is uncomfortable and breathless.

We like "Shenzhuang Jang" very much, a smart, strong, decisive character. Many of his words have made us want to get up and applaud with a hard-fought and low-end character, making him grow up to understand poverty and inequality (but he was actually a good idea). His idea is very direct. We see him as a very high leadership, a progressive idea, really thinking about the collective (which is the opposite of most people in the story). Read and like it from the opening because it is cool.

The hero like "Bai Lu" himself is interesting. In fact, the idea of him not going together with Shenzhuang Jang at all, because he grew up with a good position. The view of understanding people is so narrower that sometimes if it is not that he loves Shenzhuang Jang, he is afraid that he is a dangerous person, but because he is ready to do everything that Shenzhuang Jang wants, so he is not a threat to Mr. Ek. At first, the feelings we had with Bai Lu were quite complicated, not knowing whether to like, dislike, sympathize or not to be sympathetic, with some ideas and things that he did. But after reading until the end, we found that he was pathetic, making us secretly.

Despite the dark, dystopian world at its core, we understand that the lighthouse is not just a place, because in the midst of the story that crushes the cruelty of society, it is full of people who are squeezed into selfishness, cruel people come out and hurt each other easily, lawless, dangerous, paranoid. There are still people who still adhere to ethics, compassion and goodness. It is a light that gives society hope. It is like a lighthouse that is still struggling to stand in the dark to shine a light on people.

Overall, we like it. It's fun. Sci-fi and the dystopian world do it. The puzzle knot is so intense that when the answer is played, the plot is interesting, and the story is good. The writer writes a slippery narrative. The narrative sequence is good. Read not stumble. See clearly. Unfortunately, at the end, we still feel overwhelmed by some issues (want to expand some points a little more. There are points that we feel like to penetrate to understand more) and some characters who still want to see him more. But it is another story that should try to read. Because Potential works really well. Who likes to read sci-fi, the dystopian world setting is recommended.

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