At the age of 28, you left the company and started your own business. With your excellent personal abilities and years of accumulated work experience, you quickly made your first pot of gold.
At the age of 30, you are handsome and wealthy. In order to take a step forward, you marry a woman who you don't really love, but who can provide a springboard for your career.
At the age of 35, you successfully made it onto the Forbes Young Entrepreneurs list. You achieved the success and glory you wanted. You returned to your hometown and enjoyed the envious eyes of your former classmates and friends. You were satisfied.
At the age of 40, your career has reached its peak, but at this time, you feel empty and lonely. Everything you once valued has become dispensable. You want to change and try to indulge. But you find that all the passion has turned into a moment of joy, and you start to worry about gains and losses.
At the age of 45, your career has taken another step forward, and you have become a career madman in the eyes of others. After numbly going through a set of procedures in a feasting and feasting place, you wake up and find that you have returned to your sophomore year.
The gears of fate were reversed. You were 19 years old at that time...
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