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This book is a collection of novellas. A total of nine articles written by the author in recent years are included. The first eight chapters in the book are all a series of urban legends with the protagonist "Ma Shan" as the protagonist. The novels included in this book are the author's portrayal of the bizarre and legendary nature of this era. Lu Kui relatively comprehensively presents the once-flying youth, humble dreams, and precarious current situation of the "post-80s generation". Lu Kui often ponders the stories of youthful ideals that eventually come to naught, showing the fate of growing men and women who may be defeated or compromised in the struggle with reality. The age of carefree youth has come to an end, and life itself is increasingly showing its vulgar and cruel appearance. The author pays attention to the presentation of the characters' subtle thoughts and the exploration of the spiritual secrets of the times. On one side of the book, the book shows a city of feasting, luxury, money and desire; on the other side, the "post-80s" generation in the past shows their unknown loneliness, fatigue, bitterness and worries as they reach middle age. Rather than saying that he is an enthusiastic youth writer, Lu Kui is an observer of secular life with a keen perspective. He confronts and analyzes the vulgar nature of daily life in the post-youth era, and implements the life experience of his peers to present their survival dilemma.

In the past two years, I have received a call from Heizi on time almost every Friday evening. The content of the phone calls is always the same two questions: What's for dinner? What shall we do after dinner? To me, these two questions are boring and unanswerable, so I usually use "I don't know" to prevaricate him. But Heizi took the trouble and asked me persistently again and again, as if he would come up with new ideas after asking me a few more times. However, my answer has not changed in two years. So in the end, Heizi would find a way out for himself: Damn, you are so boring. As per the old rules, I will pick you up. Let's meet and talk. Usually I wait for Heizi at the lottery station near my work. When he comes, he will first buy scratch tickets worth fifty yuan, and then buy two-color balls worth fifty yuan. Kuroko's life motto is: Lottery changes destiny.

As the chief assistant to the president, Chen Jin can be said to be skilled in both the hall and the kitchen. He is capable of literary and military skills. One person is inferior to ten thousand people. Although the CEO is like the cold and domineering CEO in ancient romance novels, in the ten years we have been together, he has never forgotten his original intention, kept his mission in mind, and conscientiously dedicated himself to the CEO in front of others, and dug holes for the CEO in the future. Happy and funny be text

Lu Kui: Male, born in 1984, from Yuncheng, Shanxi Province, currently studying at a university in Beijing. Yin Xiaoran, surnamed Xiao, Xiao Xiaoran, Xiao Xiaoran. I like to call her Xiaoran, I like Xiaoran. I don't know how to describe the summer of 1999. That was our summer. I was 16 years old and Xiaoran was 17 years old. In class 1 and 5 of high school, Xiaoran and I sat at the same table. Who arranged it? God knows, I don't know. Hello, Xiao Xiaoran. Xiaoran smiled generously. Hello, Ru Feng. I didn't pick up her smile. One night a few years later, after having a beer in a noisy bar and looking at the crazy people on the dance floor, Xiao Ran laughed so hard that he seemed to inadvertently kick my calf with the toe of his extremely thin shoe, which was very painful. Datou, you said I greeted you like a lady the day we first met, why did you lower your head and not look at me? Xiaoran looked back at the dance floor and smiled frivolously. You don't look good.

Once, he was kicked out of the sky by his unscrupulous father, and he was accused of interfering with the love relationship between Tiandao's parents, but later he discovered that he had other reasons. She has the heavy responsibility to protect an innocent girl, but she is secretly favored because she disguises herself as a man. Escaped from an isolated island, running on the sea, surrounded by monsters, the whole journey was unpredictable. It wasn't until she arrived on the Shenzhou Continent that the gears of fate had just begun to turn. When true love gathers, she, who is used to rejection and coldness, is unable to guard against it. When the cold mask on the surface was slowly lifted, it was discovered that the little Bingfeng who was so cute every day had actually made a big turn!? She snorted coldly: "We have been together for five hundred years day and night, and you have been pretending to be a child for five hundred years. How shameless are you?" He is cruel and ruthless to the outside world, but he begs for mercy: "No, no, no, no, your father gave you to me, why do I need shame?" Mutual favor 1v1 The male and female protagonists absolutely trust each other, believe me. ???(???Ω??)???

This book is a collection of outstanding novellas by young writer Lu Kui in recent years. It includes eight works such as "Mota", "The Dinner", and "Never Come Back from Nine to Evening". In these stories, the images of "beautiful losers" emerge vividly on the page - middle-aged successful men who have been immersed in society for many years try to find the beauty of their youth, but find that they have changed their lives; young women who strive to settle in big cities are repeatedly hurt by this sophisticated society; college graduates who are about to graduate Schoolboys are eager to integrate into the city's feasting and entertainment, but find that they are only used as tools... Lu Kui's novels are mostly records of youth, but this youth has been cut into fragmented memory fragments under the rapid changes in society, the differentiation of values, and everyone's own thoughts and pursuits. Most of the characters in his works are aphasic people of the times, trying hard to warm others and searching in vain for an exit. Lu Kui uses a compassionate heart and a feeling of helping the world to tell the stories of these little people in warm, clean and restrained language, which can reveal the contradictory hearts and true desire for life of a generation of young people.

I can't tell what the relationship is between them? Even the parties themselves don't know. Friends? Not like that. They ate and lived together and did things that only lovers do. Lover? It's not like that the two of them don't call each other, they each have their own crush, and they even give each other advice. However, whenever that Xinjiang girl needs help. No matter mentally or materially, my old classmate will try his best to help her, in his words. It is not easy for a little girl to live alone in Beijing. And the Xinjiang girl also regarded him as her big brother who talked about everything, saying that he was her only relative in Beijing.