Why Is Fate in This World?

The wind from the hills and fields once swept through the boy's lean years. Han Feng rose from the countryside, crossed the desolation of his years as a left-behind child and the wistfulness of his school days, and step by step entered a city enclosed by steel and concrete.

As life carried him from place to place, he experienced the meetings and partings of love, tasted the hardships and struggles of making a living, and witnessed the shifting tides of the capital markets, where human nature revealed its light and darkness, its truth and illusion. Every step came at a cost, while every loss was ordinary.

In this vast and fleeting world, everyone bears their own obsessions as they move forward. Amid the bustle and turmoil, Han Feng repeatedly asks: Why do people toil through life in this world? There is no earth-shattering comeback, only an ordinary man's long search. Amid gains and losses, regrets and glimmers of light, he sees the true shape of an ordinary life.