Winner in Life: Who Else Would It Be?

Chen Lei, a middle-aged unemployed software engineer, relied on compensation to support his mortgage and family income. He pretended to go to work every day and daydreamed about the carousel of fate in the park in the middle of the street, where he was anxious and trapped. In the dream, he retraced his half-life struggle from a poor mountain village to a big factory in the capital with an annual salary of one million. After waking up from the dream, he unexpectedly met Lin Zhou, a college classmate who had the exact same life path. Two middle-aged people whose dreams of being a "winner in life" were shattered by unemployment drew inspiration from their daydreams and joined forces to create an online game of the same name. This game, which uses a wheel of fortune to randomly generate life characters and sets up levels of life dilemmas, has become popular all over the Internet with its ultimate sense of realism and profound insights into life. They not only used this to get out of the unemployment quagmire, but also conveyed to thousands of players the true meaning of life that "one's origin is difficult to determine, but struggle can change one's destiny."