
I Got Rich, But Then Came a Midlife Crisis
有钱了,中年危机却来了
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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Alas🤦
I feel a sense of fantasy when reading other novels written by Gods and Heroes. The source of this book is obviously the same, but I didn't feel any pleasure at all. The author's writing is certainly very good, and the plot is also very thoughtful. But using this age group as the protagonist made me deeply anxious. I am now in my twenties, earning seven to eight thousand yuan a month, and my girlfriend is also unemployed. Renting, living, and car loans are all suffocating for me. It is difficult to save money, it is difficult to make big money, and it is even more impossible to get rich suddenly, not to mention that the gift of buying a house when you get married depends on your father's face. Seeing that the protagonist is nearly fifty years old and his family is still struggling, I can't help but think of what my family will be like when I get there. I know where the source of this anxiety comes from, and yet, I can't find any way out.
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Great article, I started a family, but was entangled in money trivial matters Suddenly I have money, I should enjoy life instead of writing a lot of entrepreneurial content. The first part is fine, but to be honest, I feel tired when I read about starting a business, and it seems to be the same as usual articles.
How can I put it, the mature and stable character of the protagonist is very suitable for my taste, but it is not enough to be refreshing. I have already gained wealth and freedom, and I don't have so much expectation to start a business. If it is for "power" and cannot be written in depth, it is easy to get a 404. Besides, I am already 48 years old. If I really have "power over the world", I will already be 50. Above, there was really no sense of immersion at that time. For men, it is nothing more than wealth, power, and sex. For a middle-aged man, it is the unavailable and regrettable "her" in his youth. This book basically has none. It is difficult to attract readers with some daily life. In short, the sense of expectation is insufficient, and it is easy to escape the trap.
Flowers will bloom again, and people will never be young again. Mistakes made in youth will eventually turn into mass graves in middle age. My life experience is somewhat similar to Mr. Bai's, so this book resonates with me. Come on, author. In my career, I am still struggling hard on the road to comeback, hoping to return to the top of the mountain and enjoy the flowers and the full moon and the scenery. Emotionally, it's also a mess. Only when you have no money and are down and out will you find out who is your true partner in life. Unfortunately, it's too late.
Do you want to start a business when you are over 40 and have enough money? Are you looking for sin? Doesn't it feel good to lie down flat?
I casually flipped through a chapter or two, and there were many paragraphs on each page. Baiweixxx. The layout was too elementary for a primary school student, and I had no interest in reading.
We already have money, so what crisis is there? No wife? If you have money, your wife can stay eighteen forever. No kids? If you have money, queue up for those who have children. No house? If you have money, you can buy one apartment in a third-tier city, two apartments in a second-tier city, or three apartments in a first-tier city. You can live wherever you like. So the title of your book is very problematic. Now that you are so fucking rich, how can you still have a mid-life crisis??
It's not very interesting and there are too many flaws.
A forty-eight-year-old middle-aged man will definitely not buy a house or a car immediately after getting a huge sum of money. And it is a sports car brand. Do you know how low the chassis of those cars is? It is difficult to get into the car if you are not in good health. There is no real state of a middle-aged man at all. Investing in starting a business means you should be more cautious when you have failed to start a business. Anyway, the money will not be spent until you die. Why not save it in the bank and buy national bonds and gold? You are already in poor health and don't take care of your body. Why bother investing in starting a business?
Alas, the protagonist has started a business. Do you want to make me laugh to death? Hasn't the protagonist's first 48 years been enough of a beast? It feels more satisfying to write a protagonist and become an Internet celebrity than to start a business.
The previous article about educating children about daily life was quite good. I thought that later I would write about daily life around children. Then I would travel around the world, take my children to see the world, or even go on an adventure to climb Mount Everest. If it doesn't work, I can accept it if you watch the live broadcast and reward me and become a big brother. You suddenly gave me a startup, which caught me by surprise. 48 Years old is the age when you know your destiny. If you don't put your family first, you start a business. Your brain is kicked by a donkey and you don't need money. I won't read the next one after Drone. I suggest the author not to jump into pitfalls at the end of the next book.