A Practical Entrepreneurial Diary

Name: A Practical Entrepreneurial Diary
Author: Cat Sleeping On The Piano

by Cat Sleeping On The Piano

ongoing Modern Romance Corporate Female Lead

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Ch. 4 — Ms. S's Defense is Broken

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About This Novel

I, Xu Nuo, was born in 1981, a phoenix girl who flew out of the countryside. I have been the pride of the whole village since I was a child. Now in 2025, at the age of 44, I can still hear the legend that the villagers use me as a role model for their children. As everyone knows, all my hard study is for self-salvation from my family of origin. There is only one word "poor" that can be used to describe my family of origin. This is all because my father was a compulsive gambler. He was addicted to gambling at one time, and his family was completely destitute from his gambling. If it weren't for my mother working as a seamstress to support my studies, I, the eldest of three sisters in the family, would never have gotten a master's degree. After graduating with a master's degree, I studied computer science and worked in a bank. In this third-tier city, it was so glorious to be able to work in a bank. I was very proud of myself for a time. Once I got a job, my family's debts fell on me. I borrowed my school fees. My father started businesses again and again, and all the entrepreneurial funds were borrowed. Because I work in a bank, I have a high credit card limit. In order to pay off a large debt as quickly as possible, which even ten years of salary was not enough for me, I chose to start a business, and I started a business again and again. Successful entrepreneurial stories are passionate and exciting, but my entrepreneurial journey was filled with indifference at every turn. I had a good banking job, but it didn't give me any freedom at all. In order to start a successful business, I quit my bank job. This is my last entrepreneurial venture, because I can no longer raise money. If it succeeds, everything will be fine, but if it fails, it will really lead to death.