★ A warm and healing self-recovery guide by Yan Qi, a popular healing comic artist and bestselling author whose published works have sold nearly one million copies in total.
★ Four adorable characters—Kitty Orange and Biscuit, Wish-Granting Orange Rabbit, and Penguin Black Sesame—guide readers through the daily reality of "breaking down while healing themselves," using heartwarming and cute comics to soothe your moments of emotional collapse.
★ The book is divided into four major chapters, covering life topics such as emotional management, self-reconciliation, love dilemmas, and enjoying solitude—from "loving yourself with high-level thinking" to "you can become happiness itself."

In today's fast-paced world, we often find ourselves breaking down while simultaneously trying to heal, frequently stuck in the past or worrying about the unknown.
Sometimes we feel exhausted by groundless anxiety and mental drain, occasionally doubting and neglecting ourselves, yet forcing a smile on our faces.
The experiences of Kitty Orange and Biscuit, Wish-Granting Orange Rabbit, and Penguin Black Sesame in this book recreate the dilemmas of life, reveal the true meaning of living, and strike directly at our inner confusions. They tell us: if you look at life from a new perspective, you will find that many things are just small matters—nothing to worry about.

"Love yourself with high-level thinking. When your heart is peaceful and at ease, you will have energy and love."
"Worry and fear about the unknown will ruin your present life."
"You can become happiness itself, without needing to borrow anyone's light."
Through story after story and line after line of clear-headed quotes, readers can embrace countless versions of themselves within these pages.

Yan Qi
A healing comic artist, bestselling author, and healer. She is passionate about studying psychology, Chinese traditional culture, and philosophy, and her healing psychological comics have brought comfort to numerous readers. She has created comic illustrations for many companies and film and television productions.
Her published works include "When You Smile, It's Good Weather," "It's No Big Deal," "Mutual Love Is the Ideal," "I Like Myself More and More," "The Wonderful Café," "Today I'm Treating—Want Some Happiness?," "Everything Loves You," and many more. Her published works have sold nearly one million copies in total.