I Found a Bug in the World

This is a story about "living", but it is full of death; this is a world full of rules, but it teaches people how to break the rules. From convenience store copies to Sunshine Bookstore, from one person to a group of people, this story tells the simplest truth in a million words: live well. Lu Jian's journey is a journey of losing and finding again and again. He lost his memory of laughter, lost his fear, and finally got them back in his core - at that moment he understood that true bravery is not to be fearless, but to still move forward with fear. And those supporting characters - Lao Sanshou's seventeen-year wait, Shen Yu's old site that he walked alone, Chen Yuanshan's thirty-year guardianship, and countless people who came and went - their stories are like tributaries that eventually merge into the same sea. "If you take root, you will survive." This is the most moving metaphor in the book. The pothos will always grow, the lights in the bookstore will always be on, and the little wooden man looking up at the sky will always be there. Because it tells everyone who comes in: Someone has walked the path you are taking, someone understands your pain, and someone is here waiting for you. Sunshine Bookstore is not a utopia, it is a place where wounds heal. There are no miracles, no quick-acting heart-saving pills, only soy milk and fried dough sticks day after day, and the flowers of the locust tree bloom year after year. Time is the gentlest doctor. The word "" is the best footnote of this book. Everlasting, everlasting light. After reading the last page and closing the book, you will remember that sentence: "Live well."