The author's latest memoir is a funny, humorous, touching account of the world, his family more narrowly, and his life. It will take nearly seven and a half years, which he spent searching for himself. We can learn from him how he faced the failures of life, his slaps on his face, when he suddenly left the Faculty of Arts and found himself in the capitalized life, and yet with his cynical, black humor he tried to overcome the difficulties of his relationship with his father.
This volume of memoirs is more than a collection of self-irony and pessimistic summaries of existence. The author holds a curved mirror not only to himself, but to the world, and thus to the capitalized life in which he seeks to survive. Those who liked the novel The Countdown to Past Times can now be enriched with a completely different but interesting read!