Starting as a Brahmin in the County Seat, Starting from the College Entrance Examination

Before the age of eighteen, Chen Yuan thought his father was a technician with a monthly salary of 5,000. Wearing old clothes, driving a shabby pickup truck, going to the market to buy groceries for ten minutes for just two cents. Chen Yuan failed the college entrance examination with 380 points and was ready to accept his fate and go work. Until he discovered that three generations of the Chen family had paved more roads in the county than he had written papers. Grandpa's address book records half a century of favors from the entire county. His uncle has a monopoly on the supply of building materials, his second uncle's hotel is the county's information hub, and my sister-in-law's hospital beds are the hardest currency. The poor boy he thought was actually the sole heir to the county Brahmin. Five markets, one city, three generations of friendship, one network. The college entrance examination is not the end of life - others thought it was over if he failed the exam, but in fact Chen Yuan's life has just begun.