The Poor Monk Really Can't Laugh.

In the Dayu Dynasty, gold and silver were scrap metal, and "emotion" was the only currency. Shen Wubo is the only patient with "affective deficit disorder" in Beijing. In this emotionally overflowing world, he was called "the poorest man" because he was unable to produce any emotional fluctuations and was so poor that he couldn't even pay the rent. But precisely because of his "heart as gray as death", he is the only absolutely rational detective who is immune to all mental attacks and sees through all sensational lies. Li Xiaoxiao, the son of the richest man in Beijing, suffers from severe "emotional incontinence". Watching an ant move can make you cry bitterly, and laughing at random can shatter the glass lamps at home. He is a walking "emotional cash machine" and Shen Wubo's perfect (albeit noisy) partner. When a maniacally laughing ascetic corpse appears in the slums, the two are involved in a shocking conspiracy. They discovered that someone was trying to turn the entire dynasty into a huge lunatic asylum by creating extreme "artificial emotions." Facing monsters who can melt people with their "love" and madmen who can detonate the streets with their "anger", Shen Wubo pushed up his glasses expressionlessly: "Stop making trouble. According to the exchange rate, your inferior anger is only worth two cents."