Prisoners Under Blue Light

In order to retaliate against his colleagues, he raised a knife that was not allowed by law. He, for the sake of traffic, sold anxiety and hatred, and eventually everyone betrayed his relatives. For the sake of face, he overdrawn his future and lived like a joke. And he, an ordinary social creature, finally deleted all his apps one morning after being brainwashed by poisonous chicken soup for a year. What has changed us beyond all recognition? Is it the solidification of class? Is it the weight of reality? Or those ubiquitous, seductive and depraved voices? This is not a book that teaches you "how to make money", nor is it a book that teaches you "how to counterattack". This is a book about **"how to be a human being"**. Welcome to the real world.