Reborn in 1992: The Great Era

In his previous life, Wang Wei made it. He smoothly climbed to the pinnacle of success.

The industry’s verdict was: Wang Wei’s success cannot be replicated.

He ate 800 bags of instant noodles in six months and built an internet company with a band of brothers. They founded companies, failed, and founded more, never daring to slack off. He slept only five hours a day, with no time to care for his family, let alone enjoy life.

On his deathbed, Wang Wei summed up his life in two points: First, he had lived without an ounce of dignity. Second, he’d earned too much and spent too little.

Reborn, he decided to go all in and go crazy.

Rather than make life hard for himself, he’d drive other people crazy.

This time, he’d be a different kind of entrepreneur: no more mental exhaustion. If something came up, he’d just go wild.