The Poor Boy Counterattacks the Big Boss

Mohe Gold Rush: Poor boy counterattacks big boss What kind of life can a poor boy from the bottom of society lead? Twelve-year-old Jiang Jiawang took root in the barren countryside. With his clever eyesight, he found the secret passage where field mice hid food and earned his first harvest in life. At the age of eighteen, he carried the blind old man's dying instructions and packed his luggage to bid farewell to his homeland. His future is uncertain, but he is extremely determined: he will never be trapped in a small country and live a mediocre life. The young man traveled far alone, from Shandong to the outside of Fengxue Pass. He raised money by selling his manuscripts, ventured into the dangerous Mohe gold mine, and even used an eagle to transport gold sand, traveling on dangerous roads that others dared not tread. Every time he turned around and counterattacked, he risked his life step by step. During the journey, he was sincere and kind-hearted and gained a group of sincere people: Han Kui, his honest and loyal brother, Li Shiwang and his daughter who stayed with him in life and death, his wife Han Lan who met in desperate situations and stayed with him all his life, and his third grandma who was kind and warm-hearted. People follow him not because they are greedy for wealth, but because they respect him for his willingness to endure hardships, his ability to use his brain, and his knowledge of treating others well and valuing people's hearts. After he became rich through gold mining, he did not hide his wealth secretly, but always kept in mind his second grandfather's last wish: to build the country's own guns. He held on to this obsession silently for ten years. From a country boy with nothing to a sole proprietor of a business, Jiang Jiawang understands the true meaning of life: There are two breaths in a person's life, one is life-saving breathing, and the other is unyielding ambition. This is not a heroic legend, but the counterattack journey of ordinary people. Don't rely on talent or chance, but rely on your true heart, perseverance and sincerity to turn a dead end into a path of survival, and turn a road of survival into a smooth road. Ordinary people's refusal to accept fate can eventually withstand all the wind and rain in the world.