I have always had a wish to stand on a dimly lit street corner and tell a plain story. The protagonist in the story is not the CEO of a company or a famous elite in an industry. Women are not Snow White, and they probably won't change from Cinderella to Snow White.
Even so, boys and girls who long for their dreams may lose their patience in listening.
But after I have experienced reality, I can no longer deceive myself and others by writing those illusory words.
Anne said in "Sujin Years": I tried to have a conversation, and the conversation was all about myself. The novel is enjoyable because it can set up a gorgeous stage, with lights and characters, which is psychedelic, weird, and exciting. The author himself is an actor. The conversation is a person standing in a corner, the light just hitting his head. He is talking, and it is not very clear whether he is talking to others or to himself.
My book, which is not a book, may be in such a state of mind.
Content introduction: Two years after graduating from college, I am in a critical and embarrassing period in my career. Before I could completely escape from my college memories, I plunged into the dye vat of society in a forced manner. In these words, I describe the ordinary but not boring journey of several young deputy managers in the workplace.