From Construction Worker to Billionaire CEO

Every stroke of this novel is full of the original color of life, and it writes about the real struggle and growth of those born in the 1980s. The protagonist Li Han grew up in a small third- and fourth-tier town that you and I are familiar with. When his parents were laid off, shattering the family's only stability, he clutched a crumpled construction worker's card and plunged into the dusty construction site. With no background to back him up, and no resources to pave the way, he relied on his own ability and unwillingness to bend down to become a contractor who could take charge of his own business step by step - just as life was getting better, an accident, betrayal by his brother, cheating on his wife, competition among peers, and pursuit by loan sharks left him with tens of millions of debts. Threatening phone calls from loan sharks became a nightmare in the middle of the night. When he fled his hometown in embarrassment, he didn't even have the courage to look back. Until he met the person who was willing to accompany him to make a comeback. Only the woman who said "Don't be afraid, I'm here" made him dare to raise his head from the mud. It was her shoulders that supported his world that was about to collapse; it was the unadulterated warmth that made him pick up the hammer again, start a new business, and open up a new way of life bit by bit. Until you reach the peak of your life. Later, he struggled in the diversified track, paid off his debts, lived a brighter life, and lived the way he once looked up to. I wrote his story not to tell a counterattack legend, but to fuel the fire for those of us born in the 1980s - who of our generation has not been pinned to the ground by life? Who hasn't gritted his teeth and shed tears late at night? But just like Li Han, don't admit defeat when you fall into the mud. If someone pulls you, hold on tight. If no one helps you, stand up on your own. Live well and live toward the bright side is the strongest foundation for our generation.