Fukuzawa Hope

Zhong Du sells insurance and also stocks stocks. When he was thirty-five years old, he was diagnosed with cancer. After crawling back from hell, he wanted to understand one thing: in life, you must leave something for the people you care about. He went into the insurance industry. It took eleven years from being kicked out as a liar to leading a team named Zexi. In 2026, he developed a quantitative model and doubled his income in half a year. Then he found out that the best brother had sold his stuff. He walked into the bar, played the last song, and hit the wall. Open your eyes again, 2012. The memories of fourteen years are all trump cards. He knows who will betray him, who will defend him, which stock will rise, and which insurance policy will save people. But every time I use it, my brain becomes mushy. He saved people who could not be saved in his previous life, and built a company that was built too late in his previous life. Zexi became the strongest in the industry. But when he finally stood at the end and looked back - those unforgettable things had all been erased by him one by one. Two lives, one hundred and twenty chapters. This is a confession written by a man who sells insurance to himself. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.