He walked out of the dark alley of the urban village, with injuries from the fight on his body and a light that refused to go out in his eyes.
Lin Mo, eighteen years old, dropped out of high school. Everyone said that he was a gangster who couldn't stand up to the wall - he slept in class, got into fights, and wandered into society. No one knew that he was in the top fifty of his grade, and no one asked him why he changed overnight.
Until the girl who was number one in the school sat next to him, handed him a piece of breakfast, and said, "You are worth it."
For her, he fought back from school to society; for his brothers, he climbed from the bottom to the top. In a rental house in a village in the city, he carried her injured through the entire alley; in the dark night of an abandoned factory, he saved his kidnapped brother with one against ten; in the bloody business war, he held on to the bottom line and established his own business territory step by step.
Some say he is lucky, others say he is ruthless. Only he himself knows that he came out of the darkness because someone once lit a lamp for him.
This is a person's counterattack path from a scumbag to the top, and it is also a period of youth dancing on the edge of a knife. When the lights of the village in the city connected into a galaxy, the young man finally stood in front of the country he had built.
