Luo Xiuqiao is an ordinary second-year college graduate. He came to Haicheng, a first-tier city, with ideals. However, the reality is far crueler than he imagined. He failed in interviews one after another, and submitted more than a hundred resumes, but they all came to nothing. The constant pressure of rent and life made him gradually change from self-confidence to anxiety, sensitivity to self-doubt. News of high-paying jobs kept coming from his classmates, which was in sharp contrast to his situation, and he almost suffered a mental breakdown. After three months of job hunting with no results, Luo Xiuqiao finally fell ill in that small and dark rental house. High fever and severe headache intertwined. In his daze, he seemed to have fallen into an endless black hole, and his consciousness became scattered. Deep in the black hole, he saw an ancient and familiar book. Memories gradually come back to life. It turns out that in his previous life, he was a reclusive master who was proficient in astronomy and geography, proficient in the secrets of human relationships, could deduce numerology, and had insight into people's hearts. However, he died tragically due to a forced change of destiny.
When I woke up, I suddenly found that my body had become very weak and I saw something that others could not see. It turned out that he "had no stars and was overwhelmed by official duties." He decided not to blindly submit his resume, but to accumulate. He first used his own energy to solve small problems for people around him. With the accumulation of experience and resources, Luo Xiuqiao began to intervene in business decisions. He grew from a marginal person to a corporate consultant step by step. With the core concept of following the trend and being ready to go, he performed a counterattack in modern society that changed his life.
Reader comments
Ever since I read the author's "Shekou Years, My 1990", I feel that the novels written by the author can resonate with readers. This book is another good slow-burning book, which expresses the various convolutions of ordinary college students looking for jobs at present through another metaphysical form.
The novel is slow to catch on, but it objectively reflects the current anxiety of ordinary college students looking for jobs. It is worth watching.
Ever since I read the author's "Shekou Years, My 1990", I feel that the novels written by the author can resonate with readers. This book is another good slow-burning book, which expresses the various convolutions of ordinary college students looking for jobs at present through another metaphysical form.
The novel is slow to catch on, but it objectively reflects the current anxiety of ordinary college students looking for jobs. It is worth watching.