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"The Lost Love List" is a love confession book for a man who is about to enter middle age, a black box of love that has been destroyed and buried in the deep sea, and a mental portrait of a man completing the transformation process from childishness to maturity. In an alley in North London, thirty-six-year-old Lou Fleming owns a small second-hand record shop. After living together for three years, his girlfriend Laura abandoned him and moved out of his home filled with records, tapes, and CDs. Luo began to list the most sad dumped people in his life in chronological order. In his smart and ironic self-mockery, Luo's life was flowing in it, just like writing a life biography in the order of album titles, song titles and tracks...

"What to Do (Revised Translation)" is one of the most important masterpieces by Nick Hornby, one of the most popular writers in Britain and even the world today. Kate is a doctor, a good person, has a son and a daughter, and lives a happy middle-class life. However, after many years of marriage, the days were a bit dull and boring, without any warning, and even beyond Kate's own expectations. When she was greeting her family in a routine, she blurted out that she wanted a divorce. The balance of life tilts, and Kate falls into endless troubles... "What to Do (Revised Translation)" uses comedy to delve into the ups and downs of today's urban life, revealing the deep-seated human heart and the truth about human nature, making readers laugh and think seriously about what to do.