Gao Pengpeng, a young boy from rural areas, was bullied when he went to the city to study, betrayed when he worked to make a living, and was in dire straits on his way to start a business - but he never bowed his head.
With no funds, no background, and no connections, he relied only on resilience to fight back on campus and struggle at the bottom. From a country bumpkin with low self-esteem and cowardice, he transformed into a calm and transparent local richest man.
This is the counterattack and redemption of a low-level person, describing the warmth and warmth of the world, and the hardcore rises to the top!
Reader comments
Before I opened this book, I thought it was another "refreshing novel": the protagonist cheated all the way, noble people helped him, and he had lots of luck.
But as I read on, I discovered that Gao Pengpeng is just like most of us - he has no background, no resources, and no one is even willing to take a second look at him.
He was bullied when he went to the city to study, betrayed when he worked to make a living, and fell into desperate situations again and again on his entrepreneurial journey. Many people would have accepted their fate long ago. But he didn't. It's not that he doesn't feel pain, fear, or despair, he just chooses to hold on a little longer.
What moved me most was not the highlight moment when he finally became the richest man, but those moments when he was licking his wounds alone late at night. That kind of resilience that "you still have the courage to keep moving forward even though you have nothing" is like every ordinary person who grits his teeth and perseveres in life.
The author writes very restrainedly and does not deliberately sensationalize, but it makes people feel sour again and again. Because those betrayals, cold looks, and helplessness are all familiar to us.
This book does not teach you how to succeed, but tells you: Even if you have nothing, you still have yourself. If you have ever felt small, confused, and undervalued, Gao Pengpeng's story will give you a silent and powerful embrace.
Before I opened this book, I thought it was another "refreshing novel": the protagonist cheated all the way, noble people helped him, and he had lots of luck. But as I read on, I discovered that Gao Pengpeng is just like most of us - he has no background, no resources, and no one is even willing to take a second look at him. He was bullied when he went to the city to study, betrayed when he worked to make a living, and fell into desperate situations again and again on his entrepreneurial journey. Many people would have accepted their fate long ago. But he didn't. It's not that he doesn't feel pain, fear, or despair, he just chooses to hold on a little longer. What moved me most was not the highlight moment when he finally became the richest man, but those moments when he was licking his wounds alone late at night. That kind of resilience that "you still have the courage to keep moving forward even though you have nothing" is like every ordinary person who grits his teeth and perseveres in life. The author writes very restrainedly and does not deliberately sensationalize, but it makes people feel sour again and again. Because those betrayals, cold looks, and helplessness are all familiar to us. This book does not teach you how to succeed, but tells you: Even if you have nothing, you still have yourself. If you have ever felt small, confused, and undervalued, Gao Pengpeng's story will give you a silent and powerful embrace.