When the Wind Rises in the Abyss: Life Is a Web

(Novel 280,000-350,000 words/5 volumes) A man who thought that "a change of environment would make things better", only at the critical point when his marriage, career, and friendship collapsed at the same time, he realized that he was trapped in a web that had been woven long ago - and the wind had already risen. Tan Yue, 32 years old, is a middle-level Internet worker. He rents a high-demand tower in the east of the city. His wife is Shen Shu and his five-and-a-half-year-old daughter Duoduo lives a "stable" life. He firmly believes in two things: if things don't go well at work, then he will change jobs, and if the relationship goes wrong, then he will make arrangements for the other person. He danced the former three times, and it was the same every time; the latter he said "for your own good" for three years, and his wife went from answering to not answering, and his daughter learned to look at him with the same eyes. When the company was merged, he changed from being "one of his own" to being the centerpiece of both sides; his wife handed her daughter a piece of paper after she fell asleep; she sent a small roundabout sincere message, but he didn't go around it. The three things are actually the same thing - what he sees as right and wrong, you and me, what should and shouldn't be, are never the way the world is, but are cut out by himself. The wind rises at the end of Qingping. When he heard the wind, the table in the door had not been changed for a long time.