Mr. Mule

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Dear readers, hello: The initial motivation for writing this book actually stemmed from a knot in my own heart. In this world, there are too many brilliant geniuses, but even more are ordinary people like me and Lin Xiangbei, always "just one point short." Doing too much deducts points, doing too little also deducts points; we are always required to be "more than safe," yet we don't know how to achieve "just right." Therefore, Lin Xiangbei transmigrated. But his time travel didn't bring him overnight riches. He still had to face exorbitant interest rates, the ridicule of being a "mule merchant," and the cutthroat competition and corrupt officialdom of the capital. Many readers commented in the book review section that their eyes welled up with tears when Zhao Hu asked, "If you get promoted, will you still take me with you?" Actually, my eyes also reddened when I wrote that passage. In this scheming and betrayal-filled Great Sheng Dynasty, Lin Xiangbei and his group fought their way up step by step using the most foolish "trust." When Shen Wenzheng died, he said, "The worries of our ancestors are not yet over." These four words were Shen's last wish, and they are also the unwavering heartbeat of Lin Xiangbei. If you have ever broken down in the dead of night because of being "just one point short," if you have ever been trapped in the workplace by the phrase "more than enough safety," I hope this book can give you some strength. Lin Xiangbei is using his abacus to shatter those unjust rules for us. Thank you to everyone who voted for this post and added it to their favorites. Your support allows me to keep going, even if this mule moves slowly. The mule may be slow, but it carries the truth. Feel free to leave a comment below if you have any feelings or want to share your thoughts. I'll be there for you.