Fireworks in the World: the Road to Rebirth for a Frustrated Middle-Aged Man

This is not a rebirth novel, there is no time travel, no system, no chance from heaven. It just writes about how middle-aged men slowly stood up again after hitting rock bottom with their hands, patience and a little bit of luck. Countless ordinary middle-aged men who have suddenly lost their jobs and whose families have fallen apart have settled in urban villages in first-tier cities, trapped in confusion and confusion. There are no opportunities here, no support from nobles. It describes a group of lower-class people with different ages, experiences, and skills. They give up their unrealistic fantasies and make a living by trial and error with meager capital. Some people rely on idle circulation to make a transition, some rely on handicrafts to gain a foothold, and some find their way forward in the odd job market. The story focuses on describing the fireworks and embarrassment of the people in the urban village, and also records the persistence and mutual help in the trough. In addition to the various situations in the world, the book is interspersed with practical summaries of ordinary people starting businesses at low costs and making a living on the spot. I hope everyone who is burdened to move forward can find comfort in the story and find their own small way out. This series is designed to be a multi-volume group portrait, focusing on real life records, without bloody plots, and down-to-earth writing of the road to rebirth for mortals.