Grass and Trees Family

This is a real-life urban novel that focuses on algorithmic anxiety and pastoral healing. It takes "AI sees data, people see suffering" as the core, intertwining the workplace, online public opinion, local warmth and human fireworks. Ma Feiyan, a 33-year-old risk control manager, is trapped in a digital prison. She has been monitored by AI for many years and manipulated by her boss Wang Yicheng using private medical records. She is depressed and tolerant, and is physically and mentally exhausted. Her cousin Xia Xiaolie is a top health blogger on the platform and harvests traffic by selling loose personas. The fate of sisters who are restrained and released hides the absurd contrast created by the platform algorithm. The workplace is full of performance shackles, double-standard control and endless internal friction. Impromptu talk shows at workstations relieve depression, but it cannot conceal the emotional gap of workers at the bottom who have no place to rest. A network-wide storm pushed Ma Feiyan into a desperate situation. She escaped from the cold office building and settled in the smart health care pilot project of Qingyi Community in the suburbs. The algorithm here is well-equipped, but there is a private courtyard with grass and trees, where retired old man Liu Shu, Wang Yicheng, who is deeply involved in humanistic algorithms, and ordinary people in various difficulties meet here. A vegetable garden and vegetation and fireworks in the steel forest slowly heal the spiritual internal friction caused by the digital age. The story integrates contemporary aspects such as the post-epidemic survival dilemma, Dunhuang intangible cultural heritage, consumption downgrade, and one-person company, interspersed with real-life conflicts such as myocardial infarction first aid and algorithmic ethical games. Cold data can only quantify the advantages and disadvantages. Only plants and trees and the warmth of neighbors can accept the fragility of ordinary people. The book is bitter yet humorous, finding the gentleness of vegetation in the algorithm-sieged city, describing the self-rescue and reconciliation of contemporary people in the torrent of involution, and telling the answer to the life of ordinary beings who do not need to be perfect and can grow freely.