No More Rich Than One Generation

Introduction to "No More Rich Than One Generation" "You will not be rich for more than one generation, so be careful of villains." Tong Jianguo forgot this motto from the abbot of Mount Wutai. At that time, the company he co-founded with Fa Xiao Li Gang was booming, his wife was virtuous, his son was smart, and his life was satisfactory. He didn't know that this sentence would become the death prophecy of the Tong family. The story begins in the seventies. Tong Jianguo, Li Gang and Wu Qianqian are childhood sweethearts and have been inseparable from elementary school to university. As time goes by, Qianqian falls in love with Tong Jianguo's son, Tong Tian, ​​while Li Gang, who has been secretly in love with her for many years, has a split personality - he buries his hatred deeply, and is as close to the Tong family as brothers on the surface, but secretly sets up a dragnet. On the eve of the company's listing, Li Gang teamed up with outsiders to set up a trap and emptied the assets overnight. Tong Jianguo jumped from the roof of the building, and his wife then turned on the gas and committed suicide. Seventeen-year-old Tong Tian was reduced from a rich second generation to an orphan, and his former relatives and friends were scattered. Wu Qianqian, a childhood sweetheart, turned around and married the son of her enemy. The desperate young man went to Mount Wutai to seek refuge with the abbot who had been sponsored by his father during his lifetime. Because of his extraordinary talent, he was recommended to practice in the ancient temple of Tianshan Mountain. After eight years of facing the wall, he cultivated a body of martial arts and a heart as cold as iron. When he returned, Beijing was still prosperous. Those who eat his food, spend his money, and steal his love are drinking and mingling among the high-rise buildings. No one recognized the young man in gray robe, who was the young man who left in a hurry. And they will soon know that some debts cannot be repaid because the time has not yet come. This is a story about betrayal and revenge. It is also a cautionary fable about how the ancient curse of "one generation cannot be rich" comes true in the greed of people.