About this ebook
The story maps a grim ten-year descent, focusing heavily on the weight of survival and the grim choices individuals must make within the stark silence of locked rooms. It delves deeply into military history, ancient political strife, and strategic warfare—chronicling everything from a "Thirty Year of Peace" to the brutal "Battle with the Rocks". Through intense dialogues and historical retrospectives, it follows the tragic arcs of legendary military figures like General Song Tri Du and General Yu (Cheng), exploring how pride, political betrothals, and the invisible scripts of imperial power ultimately dictate human fate based on the very uniforms they wear. Stripping away the ornate cages of society, Bloom Daily confronts the reader with a terrifying truth: the real monsters are rarely the ones we are taught to fear.
About the author
David Jackson is a multifaceted creator, fiction writer, and designer. Deeply influenced by the stark, haunting traditions of folktales and gothic bureaucracy, Jackson crafts complex narrative landscapes that challenge readers to question, persist, and navigate through unfamiliar psychological terrain. Known for his meticulous attention to structural world-building, he serves not only as the author of his works but also spearheads their visual identity, personally managing both book design and cover art. With a keen fascination for linguistic duality and the concept of systemic "selection" in all its coldest forms, Jackson utilizes cross-cultural rhythms—such as the balance between English and Russian—to give his universes a genuine, breathing duality. He lives and writes from a deeply grounded space of family love, which serves as his tether whenever he finds himself mentally worlds away in a palace of his own making.
