Spirited and wacky daily lives of fourth stage cancer patients 

Every year, the cancer incidence among people in their 20s and 30s is increasing. Among them, breast cancer has the highest incidence rate to females with mounting speeds. It is true that many cancer patients are reluctant to disclose their illness, or any retrospective memory of their struggle, as it is not easy for them to return to society even after they get cured.

The book is an essay about the daily life of a cancer patient version of the author who suffered From the fourth stage of cancer and experienced chemotherapy and recurrence after being sentenced to a breast cancer. On her blog, the author cheerfully announces that she is a cancer patient, with the records of the ward life, the anticancer process, and the after-recovery treatment process going back and forth between the hospital and house. Through her daily life as a cancer patient, she delivers consolation and hope to people in similar situations and tries to do things she could not do before her disease. She is living her second life.