At thirty-eight, Lu Youdao struggles and strives in the city just like any college graduate, dreaming that one day he’ll rise above the rest. Life is unpredictable. After more than a decade of hard work, his career and love life both turn to smoke, leaving nothing but a mess behind.
Reborn in his second year of high school, he sees life for what it is. His ultimate goal is simply to lie flat, counting money until his fingers cramp and sleeping until he wakes naturally.
“Before I can lie flat, I have to earn enough to buy a bed.” That’s Lu Youdao’s catchphrase. But you need money to lie flat in comfort. He earns his first fortune on the stock market, then leverages bank loans to venture into finance, franchising, entertainment, real estate, and new energy, becoming a business magnate. Before he can lie flat, Lu Youdao works harder than anyone else. He’s a born workaholic.
After achieving success, he establishes the Youdao Foundation, funds education and school construction, helps the elderly and people with disabilities, and invests in technological innovation and research. He serves the country and the public, using his own efforts to help the nation and give back to society.
The pulse is clear and the writing is skillful. Come on. Real and objective, full of life
The old bookworm listened to it in one sitting. Good