Thirty-Six Years Old, Reset to Zero

On the night of his thirty-sixth birthday, Li Zhe received two "gifts": a betrayal letter from his partner and a company account that was cleared overnight. Standing on the edge of bankruptcy, his life was forced to zero. At this moment, he remembered the summer when he was eighteen years old: after failing the college entrance examination, he resolutely jumped into the Internet entrepreneurship wave with the re-study fees prepared by his parents. Starting from selling online education learning cards, to meeting the girl with the ID "Vivian" on QQ; from showing off in the group buying war, to betting on the mobile Internet but losing everything... In the past eighteen years, the business world has been ups and downs, hitting rock bottom three times. This is not a cool article by a genius, but a true record of an ordinary post-80s generation who used his youth to explore all the pitfalls of entrepreneurship. When his brother stabbed him and his wealth evaporated, the last thing that supported him was the text message from his wife: "Go home, the porridge is still hot." For the post-80s generation, this is a souvenir of your youth; for the post-90s generation, it is a cruel guide to avoid pitfalls in entrepreneurship; for the post-00s generation, this is a vivid prequel to the Internet. When everything returns to zero, how can a middle-aged man restart his life for the people who love him with determination that is more than one failure?