Life Office

•Tone: "The Affair of Life" is a realistic coming-of-age novel with the anatomy of urban emotions as its core and the self-game of dual personalities as its core. Through the perspective of the protagonist Qi Xin, the work uses "vivisection-style" cold and hard brushstrokes to tear apart the layers of tender filters in urban emotional relationships, while anchoring the complex grayscale of human nature in the smoke and smoke of the city - cutting through the selfishness, cowardice, self-deception and greed in love and human nature. There are no absolute good guys and bad guys, only ordinary people who struggle, choose, self-deceive and save themselves in the quagmire of their own lives. Using montage narrative to weave a network of character relationships, in the game of trust and lies, it finally comes back to the core proposition of "returning to one's own subject and remaining in awe of love." •Core idea: People can only manage their own lives throughout their lives. They don't have to be the savior of others, let alone expect who they are as an exception. The essence of all relationships is the equal collision of two independent souls, rather than the redemption and support of one person to the other. Those who live up to their sincerity will eventually pay the price for their cowardice; and those who give their sincerity do not need to feel ashamed of their mistakes. They only need to learn to leave their precious goodwill to those who also know how to cherish it, return to themselves, and remain in awe of love. They are the ones who can rely on for life.