[Urban Superpower + Healing and Redemption + Anti-internal friction cool article]
"Hello, my name is Anxiety, and I'm here to eat you."
"Oh, then just sit there and don't move. I'll give you a name first."
There is an unknown secret in the road of social animals: he can see things that others cannot see - the "chaotic fog" condensed by negative emotions.
PUA in the workplace can turn into a swarm of rats that gnaw at the spirit, social anxiety can condense into a black cloud that covers the sky, and perfectionism is like an invisible iron chain, trapping people in place and unable to move. These monsters are quietly devouring the order of the city and the peace of people.
Until one day, he accidentally awakened the "power of naming" and became the last generation of nomenclature in the world. From then on, his daily life changed from dealing with the rainbow farts of his boss to naming various strange fog monsters: "Oh, your name is 'Monday Syndrome', then I will call you 'Go away, workaholic'."
What seems like a cynical journey actually carries a heavy mission. He met Wu Luo, a talented girl who was driven to collapse by perfectionism, and the two formed the "Anti-Internal Friction Alliance". One was responsible for stripping away the power of monsters through naming, and the other used healing power to repair broken hearts.
What they fight against is not only the concrete fog of chaos, but also the avoidance, greed and blind obedience deeply rooted in human nature. From the "overtime ghosts" in the office building, to the "keyboard warrior storm" in the online world, to the "unnamed master" conspiracy shrouding the whole city, it is gradually discovered along the way that the real enemy is never the fog of the outside world, but the shadow in everyone's heart that dare not look directly.
When he finally stood in front of the source of chaos and called out the true name that had been brewing for a long time...
Reader comments
It's rare that Tomato writes a good book about anxiety. Now I'm under a lot of pressure and annoying at work. This book really gave me inspiration to deal with it.
It's rare that Tomato writes a good book about anxiety. Now I'm under a lot of pressure and annoying at work. This book really gave me inspiration to deal with it.