★A beautiful heartwarming story revolves around a mysterious phone booth, serving as a bridge to reach out to those who have tragically opted for a path’s end.

★A work that caused a sensation even before it was officially published.Rights sold: Polish, Romanian, Turkish, Portuguese-Brazil, Thai, Indonesia, and Spanish!

★Sales have exceeded 15,000 copies after published 1 month!

★The three major book sites, Korea YES24, Kyobo Bookstore, Aladdin give near full marks !

★South Korea’s representative online bookstore YES24 best-selling book list for top 100 in a week , and 87th in domestic books

★South Korea’s largest bookstore Kyobo “editor’s choice”;“Today’s choice” ; “best seller of the week”.

★As an e-book released in advance on “Millie’s books”, the clicks are more than 8000. At the same time, it topped the “Millieroad” weekly bestseller list, “Millie’s books” within the top 10 of the comprehensive best-selling list.

Jian is a psychological autopsy investigator. When the grieving family of someone who has taken their own life seeks her assistance, she delves into understanding the deceased person’s motivations, crafting a psychological autopsy report to shed light on their choice, and providing solace to the surviving family members.

The story shares six omnibus stories and is interspersed with a broader narrative tracing Jian’s personal growth. It tackles a range of psychological autopsy cases, encompassing various ages, genders, and circumstances, encouraging contemplation on how our society grapples with the issue of suicide. Additionally, it offers a compassionate perspective on how we, the ones left behind, cope with the profound grief of losing someone dear. This narrative is a poignant yet beautiful exploration, seamlessly blending elements of fantasy with a sense of realism, providing comfort and touching moments that prompt us to reevaluate life, death, and the precious relationships we hold dear. ···

Lee Suyeon has grappled with depression, panic disorder, and anorexia. As a suicide survivor, she embarked on a path of healing through counseling, reading, and writing. Her doctor recommended that she write her diary, which was later officially published as her essay 《I’m a Little Depressed, but I’m a Normal Person》. This marked the beginning of her new life as an author. She is now actively engaged in giving lectures on suicide prevention and raising awareness about depression. She wrote 《I Wish You Live》, 《I Grilled Meat on Lightning》, and 《Sadness Might Be a Disease》. Additionally, she has penned a novel based on her own experiences and various counseling cases.