Fang Weiwei, the protagonist in "Getting ahead", has been influenced by red stories since childhood and is obsessed with the heroic complex of "one is not afraid of pain, and the other is not afraid of death".
Later, he became a typical three-no (no education, no family status, no money), and was tortured to death by the desire to get ahead.
Because Fang Weiwei was repeatedly unfairly suppressed by securities companies, he and Zhang Hongwei, a graduate of the "Social University", used amazing methods to create wealth, making over 100 million in two years. However, the friends are driven by greed, jealousy and hatred, and they devise carefully planned strangulation methods for each other, which vividly demonstrates their dark wisdom. When the crisis is overwhelming, the brothers once again join forces to tide over the difficulties.
The author uses his own experience as the main line, and realistically depicts the "friendship between wolves and wolves", making people appreciate the misery of human nature with laughter. The mystery of getting rich in the gold speculation industry is deeply exposed, and the mystery of the 2008 gold liquidation case that has not been uncovered by thousands of reports is suddenly revealed.
There is stillness in the novel's movement, and the quiet true love of the lover Tongyan is like a hymn that continues to be sung even until death.