This is a book for readers of free novels. It is not that paid novels are hard to understand, but that free novels offer better value for money. Earning 5,000 yuan a month as a doctor, yet not daring to read paid novels, comes from uncertainty about the future and anxiety about that uncertainty.
If middle-aged people today could live their lives over again, their first priorities would not be wealth, love, or health. The saying, "Life is precious, but love is even more valuable," has become a false proposition for middle-aged people at the bottom of society. What they must seek first is peace of mind, and only then all kinds of comforts and the good life.
A prison officer who worked himself to death returns with a God's-eye view, taking on the role of a correctional officer. Facing a thousand criminals who, one after another, once crossed his entire life in another world, how will he find redemption for himself?
This is not a crime-investigation novel. It simply tries to make everyone laugh at life through several hundred prisoners and their crimes, described with even more realism than court judgments.
