Chen Zui, 28, has been running food delivery for five years and his savings have never exceeded five figures.
His car crashed in a rainstorm, his customers called him useless, and he called from his hometown urging him to send money - this was his daily life, a muddy life that he could see all the way to the end.
Until one day, he overheard white-collar workers talking about stocks: "The money you make in one day is enough to deliver food for a month."
Eight thousand yuan, all his net worth, was thrown into the stock market.
After making two thousand in the first week, he felt like a genius. In the third week, he lost all his money and paid back 3,000 yuan. Only then did he realize that the market was not willing to accept it.
He was cut off, tricked by bookmakers, borrowed money to add to his position and almost collapsed... He paid more tuition in the stock market than he had ever earned in his life.
But Chen has one thing in mind - refuse to admit defeat.
An old stock investor who went bankrupt three times taught him: "Stock trading does not rely on luck, but on discipline. What you have to defeat is not the market, but yourself."
Three years, from eight thousand to seven figures. From the delivery boy to the king of retail investors.
This is not a myth of getting rich overnight. This is a counterattack by a low-level man who used real money, blood and tears to teach him a lesson.
