The nine stories show various modern people's wonderful struggles with fate, and demonstrate the author's strong writing power of using reasoning to write emotions and using emotions to promote reasoning. The novels are nerve-wracking and heart-warming to read - "The Decision of the First Moon" tells the story of the New Year's adventures of a desperate small factory owner couple; "The Tenth Valentine's Day" tells the story of lovers who meet again ten years later but each has their own agenda; "Celebrating Daughter's Day Alone Tonight" tells the story of a father who is reluctant to marry his daughter and discovers the wisdom of his deceased wife in a doll; "Cheers to Your Eyes" tells the story How the eyes reveal the identity of the prisoner; "Rent Baby" tells the story of a single urban woman spending the holidays with a robot baby; "The Broken Watch" tells how overthinking prisoners make miscalculations; "The Miracle of Sapphire" tells the relationship between a precious cat and a girl; "A Christmas Mystery" tells the story of the revenge of a famous female screenwriter after her death; "The Crystal Rosary" tells the story of the deep and great father's love...
