Data Life and Heartbeat Frequency

When Lin Mo, the 34-year-old internet director, was marking his name on the layoff list, a mortgage reminder was popping up on his phone; when nurse Zhao Xiaoman was working the 108th night shift, her mother's seventh blind date phone call vibrated in the dressing room. In this city that never sleeps, some people use Excel to calculate life KPIs, and some are fighting against death in the emergency room. Lin Mo was kidnapped by the figure of 2.9 Million yuan in childcare costs, until the red line of the pregnancy test stick split open the data siege; Zhao Xiaoman's hands took over countless new lives, but he couldn't hold his own physical examination report - thyroid nodules, irregular heartbeat, and the blind date form from a doctor's family sent by his mother. The algorithm in the cubicle meets the monitor in the emergency room, and the optimized list meets the Hippocratic Oath. They are looking for answers between data and heartbeats: In a life filled with housing prices, KPIs, and marriage urges, is there any uncalculated temperature? This is a story for everyone who works overtime late at night, retches in the hospital, and escapes from the dating agency - even if we are the decimal point in the data, we have the right to beat one more time for our own heartbeat. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.