An urban healing novel about "the invisible person" and "the light that refuses to be extinguished"
core story
Chen Jiapeng, who failed to start a business three times, started doing errands and delivery with one person and an electric car. After the company stabilized, he met Chen Yilin, an illustrator who was disabled in a car accident. She lived on the fifth floor without an elevator in the old city and relied on delivery every day. The most common thing she said was "I'm used to it."
An entrepreneur who is unwilling to give up on anyone, and a painter who thinks he has been forgotten by the world. They start from the relationship between the delivery person and the user, and slowly get closer to each other between poetry, osmanthus, wheelchair and easel. Chen Jiapeng insisted on developing a "barrier-free delivery module that does not make money" and rejected 8 million in financing for this purpose; Chen Yilin painted "Little Gray: The Four Seasons of a Broken Wing Bird" and used crowdfunding to prove that "an injured bird can also fly."
