They Stand Above the Rules

They are people who have known each other since childhood. Some people were born on the top of a giant tower, but chose to walk barefoot into the storm; some were abandoned in the ruins at the age of four, and later lived their lives as a frozen city. When they were sixteen years old, two girls knocked on the door of Tsinghua University. One carries the calmness of wealth, and the other carries the silence of surviving a disaster. Among the three older men, one built his own kingdom in the torrent of capital, one hid his edge under the spotlight, and the other dissected the logic of the world on the podium. There is friendship and love between them. But those are not the answers to the story. This book does not talk about who saves whom, nor does it talk about who stays for whom. It only tells one thing: when you completely see the underlying rules of this world, you will never reach out to anyone again. Always believe in yourself. Not because there is no choice, but because it is the only right way. Their stories are like a mirror that reflects yourself. You can see the trajectory but not the end. You can see the temperature, but not the flame. You see everything, but you seem to see nothing. This is their whole life.