27 Years old, college graduate, 180 pounds, and 150,000 yuan in debt.
Zhou Mingyuan's life was as low as dust. Desperate, he joined Ping An to sell loans - only to find that it was more expensive than insurance: he made 200 calls a day, was hung up on 180 times, was assessed at the end of the month, and was eliminated from the bottom position.
He doesn't flatter people, he doesn't take shortcuts, he just clumsily hands out flyers, makes phone calls, gets rejected, and hands out flyers again.
They were urged to get married, debts were urged, performance was urged by leaders, and they were pushed to the ground and rubbed repeatedly by life.
Six years have passed, and he has not become the best-seller, has not counterattacked and become a director, and has not lost weight.
He just learned one thing: in this world that drags people towards death, living is already a victory.
This is not a comeback story. This is a story about an ordinary person trying his best to "survive".
If you have also been rubbed against the ground by life, this book is written for you.
Reader comments
I came across this book by chance. I just flipped through it casually, but ended up reading it immersed in it. The author's writing is smooth, the plot connects naturally, and the characters are flesh-and-blood. There are no intellectual characters, making it very enjoyable to watch. I will continue to follow it and look forward to the exciting plot in the future, come on!
I came across this book by chance. I just flipped through it casually, but ended up reading it immersed in it. The author's writing is smooth, the plot connects naturally, and the characters are flesh-and-blood. There are no intellectual characters, making it very enjoyable to watch. I will continue to follow it and look forward to the exciting plot in the future, come on!