Under Mount Everest, the World Is Supreme

Chen Ye, who suffered from bipolar disorder, suffered from the double blow of unemployment and emotional breakdown. With the desperate idea of ​​"ending his life on Mount Everest", he took the orange cat on a motorcycle and set foot on the Yunnan-Tibet Line. He once trapped himself in darkness, regarded his mother's concern as a burden, and regarded the kindness of the world as distant, until he unexpectedly met Lin Xi, who loved photography, on the way. This journey that began with despair gradually turned into a search for hope and redemption. Chen Ye no longer just stared at the top of Mount Everest, but began to pay attention to the scenery along the way and began to cherish the fellow travelers around him. Can he get over the haze of mental illness? How will his relationship with Lin Xi develop? At the end of the Yunnan-Tibet line, what awaits him is the coldness of the snow-capped mountains, or the warmth of life blooming again? The novel uses delicate writing to dissect the plight and struggle of patients with mental illness, uses the fireworks of the world to interpret the power of "fetters", and tells everyone trapped in the darkness: you are never alone, and there is a possibility of meeting the light while you are alive.