Requiem of Illusions

"Requiem for Illusions" is a novel about people who have always wished for isolation away from the rest of humanity for dozens of reasons, such as lack of adaptation, hatred of civil life, and the difficulty of keeping up with laws and regulations, including taxes and fees... Those whose dearest wish was isolation on a remote island, a forest, or a deserted suburb to live in complete simplicity... What if they actually gathered in a secluded spot underground?
"On a rainy day, he went out to buy a pack of cigarettes. A traffic policeman stopped him and ordered him to show his driver's license. He noticed his confusion as he searched for it in the car's dashboard box. He took out his ticket book and carefully inserted his blue-point pen. He needed to stay away from these types of stubborn people. They perform their duty. They always perform their duty with the utmost enthusiasm when they belong to those types of difficult government jobs. The mean man of the law. If he were a carpenter or a baker who provided a truly productive service, he would not perform his duty with the same enthusiasm."