Huang Liang Yi Meng: from a Humble Educated Youth to the Top of the World

"A dream like a yellow beam must eventually wake up, and the empty names in this world cannot be taken seriously." Freud once said in "The Analysis of Dreams": "Dreams are the subconscious's compensation for the shortcomings of reality. They weave desires into an illusion that is within reach, but at the moment of waking up, all the brilliance returns to dullness." The musty smell of the rental house filled with the hot air of instant noodles entered his nose. Lin Mo stared at the shaky light bulb on the ceiling - his job with a monthly salary of 5,000 yuan was gone, and he was owed three months' rent. He was holding the dismissal notice in his hand, and his knuckles turned white. Tiredness came over him like a tide. The second before he closed his eyes, he vaguely saw a blue light shining between his eyebrows, and a voice seemed to whisper in his ear: "Please enjoy this 'compensation'..."