A Century of Memory: the Future Is Easy to See

May 2026, Beijing. Yang Yuan, 43 years old, was suspended from his job without pay for three months. He switched careers and became an insurance agent, earning zero base salary and relying entirely on commissions. The day before joining the company, he received a complete century-old memory from 2126 at McDonald's. Technology, economy, geography, the rise and fall of industries – all trends are clearly visible. He didn't dare to get rich overnight because it would lead to investigations. He chose to use the stupidest method: writing articles, doing consultations, meeting customers, one step at a time. He used the five elements to analyze the hydrogen energy industry chain, used the sixty-four hexagrams to judge investment nodes, and used the three yuan and nine fortunes to tell customers about the major trends of the past two decades. Insurance policy commissions range from 80 yuan to annual premiums of tens of millions; consulting fees range from 500 yuan per order to annual salaries of one million; angel investments start from 300,000 yuan to control trillions of capital. This is not fiction. The industry predictions in each chapter are based on public data and scientific deductions; every piece of easy-to-learn knowledge is a life tool that you can use immediately; every piece of wisdom in life is a method that you can learn from in reality. Agriculture, manufacturing, finance, medical care, education, elderly care, funerals - readers in each industry can find their own "map of the future". ——Because the best prophecy is not to tell you what will happen in the future, but to teach you how to see the future. "It's not rebirth, it's not a system. He only used a copy of the Book of Changes and a hundred years of memory to change his destiny against the will of heaven." "On the 29th day of unemployment, he saw the year 2126 in the corner of McDonald's." "The five elements determine the industry, and the sixty-four hexagrams determine the investment - this is the real 'quantitative trading'."