Not everyone can be Du Lala. Nowadays, there are too many novels and dramas about the workplace and urban men and women. We are dazzled by the stories of them rising to success and advancing in the workplace, but they have less and less resonance. In fact, in the real workplace, there are not so many intrigues, and there is no handsome and wealthy CEO. Our daily life is more about dealing with the insignificant or depressing and difficult work in our hands. If you are lucky, you will meet a few intimate and funny colleagues, but at most, what they can bring to you is just an accidental touch of color in the long silence. After experiencing tension, disappointment, and adaptation, life begins to become dull. So how should we face this day-to-day boredom? Should we turn around and leave to pursue the so-called dreams and original aspirations? Or should you accept the reality and become a dull-eyed clock-in member of the office? I can't give you the answer, but let Yu Chuan's story tell you, maybe you can see yourself.