Night Shift Editor Season 2

Chen Mo was once the editor of the literary magazine "Riptide". He was laid off fifteen years later. He took out a loan to buy an online ride-hailing car, sleeping during the day and driving at night. After collecting the car, he stopped in front of the convenience store and looked through a kraft paper notepad in the armrest box - it was the "thought tree hole" he set up in the back seat, where passengers could write down their own stories at any time. Teenagers who failed in exams, widowed elderly people, white-collar workers who took the blame, entrepreneurs who had nowhere to go... People who got on the bus late at night left a few words on the paper. Chen Mo used his editor's instinct to write comments for each "submission". There is no issue number, no royalties, and no circulation. But the last thing an editor can do is give someone who wants to talk a place to go. A magazine that never makes deadlines, an editor who shines a light in the darkness of the city.