I'm Not Ready to Fail

After losing his job, Cheng Jianwei looked for opportunities to make a comeback every day. He studied selling goods online, but didn't dare to purchase goods; he wanted to set up a company, but stopped at the payment page; he designed clothes, and saw others doing it better and cheaper, so he put the files in a folder; he wanted to make AI comics, and researched countless technologies, but the story always stopped at the third frame. He seemed to be working hard every day, but nothing really started. Not because of laziness, but because he wanted to find a way without failure first. As his savings gradually dwindled, he walked into a coffee shop and became a clerk, but he left because he couldn't bear the gap in his heart. After going around in a big circle, he sat back at the desk again, facing a table full of unfinished projects, and facing himself who never dared to accept failure. It wasn't until his father, who failed to start a business many years ago and later became a security guard, came to visit him that he began to think for the first time: Is it braver to persist in dreaming than to admit failure? This is not a story about an unemployed person suddenly turning over, but a story about a person learning to admit that he has taken the wrong path, but is still willing to take another step. Life didn't give him an answer. On the screen, the fourth frame is still unfinished. But the story is not over yet.