When the world defines you as a "monster", can you still find yourself? This is the growth epic of young Jun Yue and the epitome of the youth of millions of marginalized people. In the isolation on campus, he once regarded himself as a "monster" and huddled in a corner of inferiority; in the changes in his family, he was forced to shoulder the burden of life, from escape to acceptance, from vulnerability to tenacity; in the regret of love, he tasted the sourness of youth and the price of growth... "Autobiography of a Monster" uses delicate writing to tear off the reality of youth and face the plight of sexual minorities, campus bullying, native families and other social issues. There is no forced happy ending, only real and tangible struggle and reconciliation. This is not only the monologue of a young man, but also resonates with everyone who has ever searched for themselves in confusion. I hope that everyone who is "disliked" by the world can finally shake hands and make peace with yourself.
Intention: In some circumstances, we may all be in the minority. I hope you can self-identify, self-accept, and reconcile with yourself.