Nan Ke Yimeng

This is a true story, and the author strives to describe Xiaoyun's life with tears in his eyes. The story describes Xiaoyun's whole process from birth, work, love, giving birth to children, starting a business, coordinating relationships in all aspects of society, escaping into Buddhism, and committing suicide after being trapped by the external environment. In the 1960s, Xiaoyun's parents returned to the countryside from Beijing; Xiaoyun was their youngest child, with an older brother and older sister, both of whom suffered from mental illness. Xiaoyun started her own business when she was young and achieved success. Later, when she went to the provincial capital to raise funds, she had a car accident on the highway and her vehicle was totaled. Fortunately, she was not seriously injured and escaped into Buddhism. In order to create a good external environment for his company, Xiaoyun tried his best to deal with the relationship with the leaders of functional departments and financial system. While traveling, I also met an old Taoist priest and invited the old Taoist priest back to his company. Under the leadership of the old Taoist priest, he went to Mount Tai to pray for blessings and... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.