Human Voices Help Me Survive Middle Age

This article is a novella with realistic themes. The value of this book is not in "coolness" but in "truth". It's the kind of thing that makes one's nose feel sore while reading it - it's not about being moved to tears, it's about seeing yourself in the book, seeing yourself sitting in the car for a while late at night before daring to open the door and go home. Its highlight is that the surreal setting of "Voice of the Heart" is used very restrained and advanced: no show off skills, no excessive settings, only used to illuminate the fireworks in the world. The protagonist's growth is not to become stronger, but to become softer - from an anxious, tense, and afraid of losing person to a person who can listen to others and let go of himself. What it wants to say is - there are not so many enjoyable stories in life, but more about slowly enduring and quietly warming up. To sum it up in one sentence: This is not a book that makes you feel good, but a book that makes you "calm down, soften up, and let yourself go."