Blind Box

God also opened a blind box, and he opened a human being—and then applied for a return. Welcome to the blind box era. Here, the first action you take when you open your eyes every day is to open the blind box - deciding whether you will be the best or the worst today. The breakfast you eat is a blind box (maybe steak, maybe yesterday's leftovers), your job is a blind box (maybe a CEO, maybe a toilet cleaner), your marriage is a blind box (you don't know who the bride is before you open the box), and your child is a blind box (you don't know whether it's an SSR genius or an N-level waste before you open the box). Even your parents are blind boxes - yes, you can spend 9,999 yuan to "draw" a new pair of parents and throw away the biological ones. Because they are only N level. This is a world ruled by the religion of probability. They tell you: "Human beings need uncertainty, this is the last fairness." Then they take all your money and give you a bunch of boxes. The box contains 99.9% Disappointment and 0.1% Illusion. Several "patients" are ready to dismantle the entire blind box system. But they discovered that at the end of the demolition, they were also blind boxes. This world is also a blind box. The book in your hand is also a blind box. When you open it, what you see may be the truth, or it may be another blind box. But it doesn't matter. Because what's really important isn't what's in the box. It's about whether you still feel it when you open the box. Opening a box feels good for a moment, and it keeps feeling good as you keep opening the box—until you realize that you are the one being opened. This is a book that will make you laugh and cry. Chaplin-like absurdity, Kafka-like core...