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This is a contradictory and crazy "I" story. Ordinary people we live in the world in a crazy way.

This book uses the rhetorical technique of personification to personify a large number of elementary particles such as electrons, giving them human movements and expressions. It (seemingly) vividly describes a large number of events that are caused when elementary particles such as electrons have their own thoughts and autonomous behaviors. It shows the author's infinite reverie (wild imagination) about them, and is full of fantasy. (Introduction to Chinese language appreciation.) This book describes the reactions of sea, land, and "air" after elementary particles have their own ideas, and shows a wonderful world surrounding the protagonist.