That Year I Was Kneeling, Now You Are Lying Down

That snowy night, he knelt in front of his mother-in-law's door, his dignity completely shattered. Ten years later, when he returned with a net worth of one billion, she was terminally ill. He leaned over and whispered: "When I was kneeling, I thought that one day I would stand and watch you lie down." This is the story of a poor boy from a mountain village who climbed up from the humblest position and finally took control of an empire worth hundreds of billions. ——The real counterattack is not to step on someone to get the upper hand, but to kneel down and let the ground under your knees grow gold.