In the last life, Lin Chen used 100,000 yuan to enter the financial market and once earned 3 million, but he owed 1.1 Million due to leverage.
My girlfriend left, and the debt collector came to my door. My parents came from Bincheng and sat outside the rental house all night. Desperate, he finally jumped from the rooftop on the 38th floor.
When he opened his eyes again, he returned to Valentine's Day in 2024.
Faced with the stock that was about to plummet and the 20,000 yuan brand-name bag demanded by his girlfriend, Lin Chen decisively cleared the stock, refused to transfer money, ended the relationship, turned around, put on his rider uniform, and started over with intra-city delivery for an order worth dozens of yuan.
With his future memory, he could have made a fortune through gambling, but he chose not to borrow money, not to use leverage, and to cut profits as planned. Delivering meals, delivering medicine, handling complaints, and recording dangerous routes, he earned back his money bit by bit, and also recovered the life he had lost.
On a rainy night, he met Su Wan, a girl from a drug store.
She didn't know how much money he could make in the future, so she would only hand him a cup of hot water when he was soaked and remind him: "You can appeal a few minutes later, but you can't withdraw if something goes wrong."
When old love entangled, market prices revived, and fate offered temptations again, Lin Chen finally understood:
The real counterattack is not to earn another three million.
There are people waiting for him to come home, and there are also people hoping for his safe return.