Getting Out of the Days of Online Gambling

This book is adapted from real events, and a new life is gained at the cost of one's life. The protagonist Li Wangling, 43 years old, is a veteran of the government. A cup of cold tea, a torn public notice, and a seemingly ordinary workplace dispute - gently pushed him away from his twenty-year institutional career. From the virtual chips of the mahjong APP to the real card tables of the underground casino, he lost his wife's last tear, his daughter's princess room, and his mother's house book in a mahogany box. When he stood at the edge of the rooftop on the thirty-fourth floor, the traffic downstairs was like flowing coins, and a pair of calloused hands grabbed him. This is not the story of a gambler's downfall, but how a person who died once came back to life and became the light for others. From the iron frame bed in the rescue station to the mop in the underground casino, from self-taught programming in Internet cafes in the early morning to the counterattack in the AI ​​​​trend business, Li Wangling spent ten years to complete the road from hell to the world. The person who tore up his announcement was still drinking hot tea in the office, but he had already sounded the bell for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. But the real redemption is not in the spotlight - when he returns to the rooftop and sees that the traffic is just traffic; when he writes to himself ten years ago: "Don't be afraid, you will survive"; when his son hugs him awkwardly, as if he is afraid of breaking something - this man who climbed up from the card table finally lives as the sun. Everyone who falls into the abyss deserves the right to rise again.