I'm an Asshole

Through the survival scenes of a group of "half-baked youths", it shows the mental dilemma and glimmer of self-rescue of China's urban youth in the post-epidemic era - in the gap between lying down and struggling, they use self-mockery to maintain dignity, and protect the soft core under the appearance of assholes. Narrative features: multi-perspective POV switching (with Li Dan as the main perspective, interspersed with chapters of key characters) with equal emphasis on plot-driven and character-driven, with humor as the skin and compassion as the bone, using absurdity to deconstruct seriousness.