Xu Mo stayed in prison for thirty-two years and was fifty years old when he was released.
The sun was dazzling, and before he could see the outside world clearly, he returned to the time when he was thirteen years old - his father had just died in the mine, and his third uncle's family was eyeing the compensation.
In his previous life, he was ignorant and was exploited to the point where he had no choice but to kill someone in a rage, costing him his whole life.
In this life, he directly refused to be "raised" in front of the mine leaders.
The third uncle's family left in despair, with every penny of the compensation deposited in the bank, and his father's job was left to him.
But Xu Mo wanted more than that.
He learned a lot from various people in prison.
He resold electronic watches, opened a convenience service department, engaged in repair and distribution, and worked on government projects. While others were still hesitating, he had already saved his first pot of gold.
After entering college, he discovered a new business opportunity - the Internet.
While others were still queuing up in the computer room to get online, he had already built an Internet cafe using several computers in that small room.
Xu Mo doesn't have any golden fingers. All he has is a brain that has been sharpened in prison for more than thirty years - he knows what will rise, what will be popular, and what is worth a gamble.
This is not a legendary story, it is a story about a poor boy who came out of a mining area, who seized opportunities step by step in the 1990s, and relied on his own eyes and hands to establish a solid foothold.
In this life, Xu Mo will live a different and wonderful life.
Reader comments
It's a good book. I hope I'll read it in the future. If you want to eat, just eat the fattest piece of meat.
When I look at it, no one makes a sound [laughs evilly]
It's good. Although I always take the perspective of a prophet, I can understand it again after thinking about being in prison for decades.
I've read the third chapter. It's okay. I can keep reading it. It's relatively straightforward. I hope the following chapters will continue to be straightforward.
It's a good book. I hope I'll read it in the future. If you want to eat, just eat the fattest piece of meat.
When I look at it, no one makes a sound [laughs evilly]
It's good. Although I always take the perspective of a prophet, I can understand it again after thinking about being in prison for decades.
I've read the third chapter. It's okay. I can keep reading it. It's relatively straightforward. I hope the following chapters will continue to be straightforward.