This Place of Peace of Mind Is Wuhan

In the real estate world where performance is king, Xujiapeng intermediary stores are facing the cold winter of being eliminated from the last place. The district president shouted "Embrace traffic and abandon feelings", but the old-school manager Chen Panshi still adhered to the bottom line of "not doing business that keeps you awake at night". A low-priced old house on Dongting Street in Hankou has drawn five people with very different styles into the whirlpool: the traffic-oriented short video planner Su Bo, the exquisite and self-interested high-end consultant Lin Weige, the "quick knife" Zhao Kuaidao who wanders in gray areas, the "master key" Wu Yao who is rooted in the community, and Chen Panshi who sticks to morality. Behind this business are the traumas and knots of the three generations of the homeowner's Gu family that have been crushed by the times. The conditions for the urgent sale at a low price were actually "only based on the eye, not money". Between the temptation of commissions, performance pressure and moral torture, they were forced to make a choice - to become the promoters of another round of cold transactions, or to risk opening scars and try to complete a cross-generational redemption? This novel is set against the backdrop of the real city fireworks in Wuhan, and goes deep into the fabric of the real estate agency industry. It tells the story of a group of small people's struggles and choices between interests and conscience, efficiency and warmth, rules and human feelings. It is not only about the house, but also about what it means to "settlement" and the "foundations" that we desperately want to hold on to in this turbulent era, but are constantly being washed away.