An old theme is in a new story this time, a little witty and a little warm, telling the story of how a small person became someone else's angel because of his kindness.
Grey humorous realism, with a little bit of childish fantasy.
The frustrated life of the clown-like protagonist, because he put on that bulky blue cartoon model jacket and started a hard job. When he thought his life was so pitiful and pathetic, his kindness turned him into a man. The blue angels bring laughter to the people around them and give them the most real help when a small family is facing a crisis.
Some small emotional descriptions in the middle, including the male protagonist's desire to protect his sister-in-law's subtle feelings, and the kindness to strangers around him, are very interesting.
There is no sensationalism, no pretentiousness, ordinary moving is the most real.
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