I Really Don't Want to Engage in the Internet

In 2010, Zhou Ye woke up and returned to the summer of his sophomore year. There is no system, no plug-ins, only the memories of the next fourteen years. In his previous life, he was a middle-level worker in a large factory. He was laid off at the age of thirty-five, his marriage failed, his parents died of illness, and he lived his life as a decent loser in the eyes of others. In this life, he just wants to make a little money, save enough money for his parents' retirement, and stop living such a useless life. So, he tried to go to the restaurant that was about to close down at the school gate and gave the boss an idea. Unexpectedly, it is out of control: campus errands, Weibo marketing accounts, campus socializing, food delivery wars, short video trends, every step is stepping on the lifeblood of the times. Some people call him an entrepreneurial genius, while others call him a lackey of capital. Zhou Ye sat in front of the floor-to-ceiling window and ordered a two-and-a-half-dollar Hongtashan. "I really don't want to be the richest man, I just don't want to lose." But there are always two things in this world that he can't be sure of. Bai Yueguang back then became a debt he couldn't avoid; his later partner became an addiction he couldn't quit. Also known as "I really don't want to be the richest man" [Rebirth is not without brains, starting a business is not without wisdom, and emotions are not compromised]