Above the Billions, Below the Abyss

This is a world of ordinary people, a world where resources are unevenly distributed, a world where people will do anything to obtain them. What future is there for ordinary people? Lin Xiaoman clings to his fluctuating monthly paycheck, shoulders a mortgage, medical bills, and water fees that keep rising, and struggles to make ends meet alongside his girlfriend and neighbors. Gu Chenzhou travels across the globe to seize resources and expand his territory. Deals worth hundreds of millions are routine for him, and he goes from two hundred million to controlling the fate of all humanity.

No one could have predicted that these two radically different ways of life concealed such a painful irony: one person fights with everything he has just to survive, while another is never satisfied and always wants more. In the end, these two paths point toward two extremes for humanity: either bridge the gap and create a stable world where everyone has someone to rely on, or let monopolies spread unchecked and head toward total destruction.

No characters acting like fools, fresh content, profound themes, and a sharp critique of reality.

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