Ouyang Tian, male, graduated from a second-rate university. Although the school does not seem to be among the top twenty in the province, it is said that it is very well-known locally. There is an example to prove that when he was reporting to school, in the cool and blinding morning, just when he was about to board the bus, the grandma who was out of fifth grade and almost 70 years old walked over with a cane and two hot eggs in her arms. She stuffed the eggs into his bag and said, "You are promising, don't forget us." . . . .
Huaguo G City is one of the most developed coastal cities in China. After a period of reform and opening up, economic development has brought about a large number of migrant workers, causing its GDP road map to soar at a 90-degree angle. This also gave rise to the arrival of three hundred and sixty lines of buying and selling human flesh, steamed buns, clothes, shoes, etc. Big brothers and little brothers, feasting and drunkenness, successful people call it heaven, losers call it hell, this is not an exaggeration, because it is a contradiction in itself.
The protagonist, after graduation, came to this working paradise in such a big environment with a generous and excited mentality of pointing out the country and scolding Fang Qiu. In the blink of an eye, three years have passed. . . .
