After seven years of dating, he was abandoned by his true love because of a 500,000-yuan gift. He jumped into the bottom of a river in despair, but accidentally traveled to a parallel world and became Chen Mo, a delivery boy with a debt of 30,000 yuan and living in an urban village. The collapse of the sky comes again, but he awakens the "anti-involution system" - by refusing to work overtime ineffectively, efficiently breaking through difficulties, and getting rid of internal friction traps, he can accumulate anti-involution points and exchange them for survival skills and life opportunities.
In the heavy rain, he refused to be squeezed by the webmaster and relied on the optimal delivery route to counterattack the bottom; on the road to entrepreneurship, he resisted the coercion of capital and used the "anti-rolling model" to build a fair platform; in the face of class prejudice and emotional tests, he stuck to his original intention, from being a lone rider to gathering comrades, starting in a studio to becoming an industry benchmark, and finally becoming the helmsman of a listed company.
This is a history of struggle about rebirth from a desperate situation: there is no shortcut to win, only the sobriety to refuse internal friction; there is no miracle to change one's fate against the odds, only the perseverance to win step by step. Chen Mo used the pain of seven years of broken love as a warning and the rewinding system as a wing. In the urban jungle of steel and concrete, he cut through the fog of involution and walked out on a path to the top that belongs to ordinary people. It turns out that true success is never forced to run, but to live as one's own helm.
