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There are two jars placed in front of the door of Zeus: one contains disaster and misfortune, and the other contains joy and happiness. The gods give each of these two things to some people, and these people have mixed joys and sorrows; those who only give misfortunes and disasters will always be sad and painful; those who only give pleasure and happiness will have a carefree life. Enduring sorrow is the destiny prescribed by the gods for most people.

In heaven and earth, all kinds of things are not uniform, but the human heart is just like the face. Don't talk about becoming a genius early, don't laugh at half a century of humbleness, don't boast about becoming a great person late, life is full of misfortune, life is like a flower, always uneven. "Lao Ma's Last Life" tells the story of an old man who is as strong and cunning as an iron tree. The novel uses Lao Ma as the main thread and the opening line of comedy. Under the guidance of seven protagonists and more than 20 supporting characters, hundreds of little people jointly unfold the real life of the first generation of this century; hundreds of little people jointly compose a period of reality and illusion, grief and perseverance, misfortune and change that traverses society. Every little person is like a plant. They survive tenaciously in the dirty land, holy rain, clean or turbid air, and strong or weak light. In the fleeting time, they condense a unique character worth playing with and bloom with a thriving and indomitable vitality. After studying honor and disgrace for eighty years, I rush to Penglai with a flourish of my sleeves. Please experience a period of life with me, reflect on the experience, and become enlightened and transcendent through the reflection.