EmmyCong
"For millennia, we have gazed up at the sky, yearning for the immortality and power of the gods. We fear finitude. We fear the darkness of death. We fear our own smallness against the void.
But there is an entity standing on the other side of that fear.
An entity who possessed everything. An entity with nothing left to learn, nothing left to conquer, nothing left to feel. In the heart of absolute omnipotence, the only thing lost was meaning itself. Because when everything is possible, nothing truly matters.
The Absolute Nothing is not a story of ascending evolution. It is a journey downward, a painful yet luminous free fall from the throne of a god into the warmth of a mortal breath.
This book is not to praise the grandeur of the universe, but to honor the fragility of the human. For in the end, love does not sprout from immortality. It blooms only from the warmth of hearts that know, one day, will stop beating."