The Mirror Realm（镜中之境）​is a philosophical novel that uses “mirroring” as its spiritual totem, weaving a labyrinthine exploration of self-awareness, memory reconstruction, and the essence of existence through a narrative that blurs reality and illusion.

With poetic language, the author constructs a metaphor-laden world of mirrors—every scratch and wisp of fog in the Mirror Realm corresponds to the folds and contradictions of human nature. Standing at the intersection of his “true self” and “mirror self,” we must choose: continue being a qualified conformist of reality, or become the whole person who dares to love and hurt, just like the one in the mirror?

The Mirror Realm is more than a fantasy adventure beneath a suspenseful shell - it is a spiritual experiment that goes straight to the heart. Like a gentle scalpel, it cuts open the disguise of modern people’s “social persona,” letting us see our unconscious desires and fears in the reflection. When you close the book, you might unconsciously glance at the mirror nearby—Is the person inside really “like” you?