I Love You, Loser
About This Novel
"I Love You, Loser" is the first work of Raphael Bob-Waksberg, the screenwriter of the animated "BoJack Horseman". It is also a short story collection that has received rave reviews overseas. It contains 18 stories of urban men and women clumsily falling in love. They are lonely, shy, kind-hearted, and are afraid of being hurt and hurting others. However, the eternal longing for love deep in their hearts brings them closer to each other. "Having Lunch with the Person Who Dumped You": Have you ever imagined having lunch with your ex? Is it to put aside the past grudges, or is the situation tense? Is it a reunion, or a nostalgia for the past? It doesn't matter, maybe after finishing this lunch, the real parting will come and your heartbreak will be over. "Auspicious Days": The trouble and complexity of holding a wedding drive people to collapse. I don't know why it is so expensive and boring to witness love, but it is in this chaos that the male and female protagonists feel the happiness of true love. "Science Guy": The seven-year itch arrives as scheduled. Science Guy crosses the "antimatter" door and falls in love with the opposite of his life, causing disaster. Which kind of life is better? Perhaps everyone has no answer, but we have all imagined: If we had been like this before, maybe we would have a better life now. "Missed Destiny - A Man Seeking a Woman": He was heartbroken on the subway but did not dare to ask questions, and the train kept running like this for sixty years, until the two of them were gray-haired and the other party finally got off... "You have a tacit understanding - you two are ordinary people, cowardly and weak ordinary people, who have been hurt and made mistakes. In the difficult daily life, you have made a difference. I have tried my best." Bob-Waksberg uses his dry humor, combined with real life feelings and wild imagination, to create a sense of "magic reality" for the new generation. On the road to ordinary life, in the moments when things are often messed up, in a life full of loopholes, don't we deserve love and happiness? Maybe there is a definite answer, that is: I love you, useless person. Even if we are washing the dishes and blushing at this moment, we must look up at the vast sea of stars at the next moment.
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