Professional Title II

Is what the author writes about his own experience or that of people around him? It feels a bit like

The writing distorts human nature. In Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory, exerting one's potential and self-improvement are ranked as the highest level of a person's needs. The author, you might as well write the protagonist as a human puppet with no sense of self-realization, no pursuit, and no sense of self-improvement. The protagonist is neither old nor eighty or physically disabled, and has no idea about progress and entering a larger space for development. Is this realistic? , Saying that you love the countryside, do you have to stay in the countryside all your life if you love the countryside? Those who truly love the countryside must work hard to improve themselves and find ways to report back to the countryside, not the protagonist.

This is written like prose. I read ten chapters but didn't see the main plot.