This story begins from the perspective of the protagonist, Chen Yue, and takes the form of a diary chronicling their life. At first, they work as a designer, with no idea what the future holds. There is one chapter a day, describing Chen Yue's inner journey and growth. The early chapters are mostly a running account of daily life, and the rest probably will be too. Cultivation, life, work, and all sorts of mundane family matters are woven together into a jumble of everyday moments. Chen Yue lives with their family, but their perspective is much like that of someone living alone, examining themself from a third-person point of view. This novel will keep updating until the author dies. The diary is primarily written from the author's perspective.
Chen Yue just wants to find out one thing: what would it be like to live and enjoy the present? At first, there will be very little about gaming, drawing, or livestreaming, and who knows what comes later. Life is uncertain, after all. The only thing certain is each day in the present. Keep going, and the future remains unknown. Chen Yue only knows that life right now is actually pretty good. Maybe no one will ever discover this novel, even over the course of a lifetime, but Chen Yue knows. From the perspective of the universe, humans on Earth are like specks of dust. So why can't humans, who are themselves specks of dust, focus on the present and find joy and beauty in it? Of course they can. So this is a diary in which a speck of dust records its life. Of course, those who truly get into this novel might change, or they might gain nothing at all. And this is definitely an exceptionally long, cozy slice-of-life novel, with sections for 2025, 2026, and 2027. In those sections, Chen Yue will make progress every day, perhaps. And Chen Yue will never give up keeping a record, no matter what happens. I hope the internet stays up forever, haha.
This novel tells the story of an ordinary INFJ girl who grows through recording her daily life. The things she records at the beginning can be used as a reference for others, but this is a book that requires time to accumulate knowledge, making it a slow-burning read. In fact, INFJs are often the most forward-thinking, but reality requires us to live in the present.
This book is really worth reading. We'll immerse ourselves in the protagonist's perspective and grow alongside them through their daily life. The protagonist isn't perfect; they have flaws that need to be addressed. I'll always support the author! [Add to bookshelf]
This book is quite enjoyable, especially if you like heartwarming, slow-paced stories. Readers should definitely check it out. The main character grows alongside us every day, one chapter at a time, and the author doesn't use paragraph breaks. Although it's tiring to read every day, it's also very enjoyable and incredibly immersive.
Although the story sounds mundane, the protagonist is like you and me around us, growing up day by day, which is actually quite interesting. I've been reading it for a long time now, it's really good. Although he's a bit of a rascal, you can really learn a lot from the author. Keep it up, don't give up!