Ordinary Majority

"The Ordinary Majority" tells the story of the growth of Wu Di, a left-behind child born in the 1990s in rural areas. Raised by his grandparents, he went from the village primary school to the town middle school, and after repeating his studies, he passed the general examination. My performance in college was mediocre, and my job after graduation was owed wages. After many twists and turns, I finally found the job I wanted. I saved a little over 100,000 yuan in savings in a few years, and took out a loan to buy a house without telling my family. The monthly payment took up half of my salary. He is content with the status quo and is willing to be an ordinary person who commutes to get off work on time. Through Wu Di's life trajectory, this novel shows a true portrayal of most ordinary people in contemporary times - struggling to make ends meet, burdened with mortgage pressure, but unable to change the status quo, and finally choose to reconcile with life.