[A documentary novel that subverts the perception of parenting] When the prenatal check-up indicates "high risk", should you obey the probability or embrace life? A child who was predicted by data to be "imperfect" spent 35 years breaking free from the shackles of a "standard life". His growing war reflects the deepest fears and desires of all parents: Are we cultivating "excellent" copies, or are we protecting a soul's right to grow freely?
The story begins with an accident: an elderly couple faces a prenatal diagnosis of "high risk of trisomy 21" and is involved in the vortex of the game between family and society before their lives are born. From the medical anxiety of 0-year-olds, kindergarten discipline, and the high pressure of entering higher education, to youth entrepreneurship and capital duel, every step of the protagonist steps on the pain points of the times. He escaped from the "standard answers" time and time again - blackening the sun, failing the high school entrance examination, giving up a higher vocational school, crowdfunding to start a business and resolutely delisting... All the plots are based on real events, there is no fantasy, only the raw power of life growing wildly under the pressure of the system.
The whole book is precisely woven with a "3×4" structure, and the twelve volumes correspond to the twelve steps of life growth. The core question remains the same: When a child refuses to become a copy of expectations, what price does he have to pay? How should the family bear it? The final answer points to the heavy core of "freedom": it is not about doing whatever you want, but the full courage to bear the consequences of one's own choices.
This is a mirror of upbringing for a generation, and it is also a self-healing written for all those who have been educated.
