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There is always endless talk about death. But what can an ordinary old man who has lived most of his life do to have thousands of people come to watch his memorial service? What should you do if you run out of ideas for a reality show? Through a cheerful and ironic story, this book profoundly reveals the cold, cruel, and ironic side of the television medium and its practitioners, and warns media practitioners that death means different things to different people, and it is best not to play with fire on this topic.

The author's wife had a dream. In the dream, a child pushed a shopping cart and chased her, begging her for alms. This scenario is familiar to all of us. Poverty is masked by false economic growth rates, useless overproduction, and planned obsolescence strategies, although these are basic assumptions in social economy. In this "virtual economy", Milan's foreseeable future will be completely dominated by the financial banking industry. Entire cities were divided into gated communities managed by small regional banks and credit institutions. This book examines this crazy "virtual economy" phenomenon from the perspective of a little country girl. A girl from a small town in Italy comes to Milan, the fashion capital, to visit her aunt. After a weekend of observation, she discovered that the city's economy had dragged residents into a horrific situation.

Two Worlds presents an attempt to dissolve the boundaries between science fiction and fantasy. The story is set in the distant future, when the earth is very different from today. Chimeric development has taken human evolution down a bizarre path, leading to the emergence of other species. A hybrid species evolved from birds and fish with mutated genes. The existence of a long-forgotten place - the mysterious Holy Tower of Origin - will rekindle some people's hope and desire to restore the ancient environmental balance. Maybe this is a utopia.