I Graduated with No Money, so I Served Small Shops All over the City.

After graduating from the second major, the whole class went to big factories and institutions. Only Lin Zhou, with a savings of 8,000 yuan, gave up all job opportunities and focused on the digital track of community mom-and-pop shops that the giants disdained. Roommate Chen Mo tore up the iron rice bowl of a state-owned enterprise to accompany him side by side. They lived in a penthouse rental in an urban village, a second-hand electric car, steamed buns and water every day. Customers who seek business along the street are repeatedly driven away, despised by investors, and maliciously suppressed by local platforms. The decent life of classmates continues to form a glaring gap. With no capital to spend money to build momentum, and no noble people to support them all the way, two fresh graduates with nothing, rely on door-to-door help to small shopkeepers, and use word of mouth to tear open the market gap bit by bit. Faced with the temptation of high-priced financing and quick cash-out, they stuck to their original aspirations and refused to harvest the bottom traders. In an era when everyone was chasing the limelight, they took root in the market and blazed a grassroots counterattack path for ordinary people.