"The most regrettable thing in life is not failure, but those people who could have reconciled but missed it."
Wu Erling, an urban migrant worker who considered herself "a failure in life", made a "list of the ten most important people in her life" before she decided to leave the world - including the 190cm head teacher who taught her how to fight in junior high school, the neighbor's grandma who was paralyzed but made paper-cuts into a philosophical realm, Fa Xiao, whom she had been in love with for more than ten years but eventually separated from her, her best friend who once betrayed her, and her parents who favored boys over girls but secretly gave her money...
She originally wanted to say goodbye, but unexpectedly started an absurd and tender healing journey: - Dedicated to all you who feel that you are "not good enough"
(Warm reminder: Please prepare tissues when reading this book, half to wipe tears and half to wipe snot bubbles from laughter)
Intention: "Life is not a lonely reconciliation, but a gentle reunion with the past, with others, and with oneself."