"Late Night Convenience Store" tells the story of a 34-year-old unemployed architect who mistakenly works as a night shift clerk in a mysterious convenience store in the mountains. All the goods in this store are free of charge and only need to be exchanged for a tear, a smile or a memory - eating a piece of biscuit will remind you of someone, drinking a bottle of black Coke will completely forget something. Every customer who walks in late at night carries obsessions and pain that they can't let go. In the process of helping them exchange "intangible things" for "needable things", the protagonist Zheng Jianshe gradually understands that what this store sells is never things, but the comfort that everyone lacks most in their hearts. The novel wraps the core of reality with a fantasy shell, and writes about unemployment, parting, regret and reluctance. But in the final analysis, it writes - no matter how life collapses, there is always a light willing to stay on for you.
Concept: This is a "spiritual construction site" built in the mountains. A 34-year-old unemployed architect accidentally entered a mysterious convenience store and found that every item needed to be exchanged for something invisible. With fantasy as the shell and human nature as the core, the work tells the story of souls searching for answers late at night, and also asks the adults who have been bent over by life. When you think you have nothing, there are actually smiles, tears and memories that can pave the way for you.