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Psychologists believe that there is a "pleaser" personality in the world. This type of person regards pleasing others as a habit and is even self-compulsive. They lack the ability to objectively evaluate themselves and want to prove their worth by continuing to please others. Such a person may be said to be a kind of sadness. Ximen Jun's book "My Talent is Not Used to Please You" reveals and criticizes the behavior of this type of men and women. The book is divided into six chapters. The first three chapters deal with emotions between the sexes, the fourth chapter is about daily life in the workplace, and the fifth and sixth chapters are the author's small insights on life. Warm reminder: This book is not chicken soup. In the words of the author: "The stories written by others are like clear soup with little water, suitable for all ages. But the words I write are like spicy hot pot. People who don't like it will resist it, and people who like it will become addicted." Don't hesitate, drink it. Whether it is resistance or addiction, I am afraid you have to experience it yourself to know.