There are countless roads to success.
Some cheat, swindle, and resort to ruthless methods; some are utterly vicious, doing every kind of evil. Others achieve success honorably and openly.
All things arise through causes and conditions, and the world contains nothing in isolation. Every person and every thing affects and fulfills others.
How you treat the world is how the world will treat you. As you influence the people around you, they influence you in turn.
Simply thinking of cultivating his girlfriend into a "Wei Zheng" to admonish him and keep him on the right path is already beyond the capabilities of an ordinary person.
And what if he still can't bring himself to love her...
The world never stops changing. Some people keep moving forward, and different ways of understanding life lead to different paths and different fruits of the Dao.
He talks like a river, seeming to spout nonsense without ever telling a lie. He's upright but not rigid, flexible and adaptable; he is righteous in his heart but underhanded in his methods, cautious yet possessed of boundless ambition.
He calls himself a half-immortal, claims to surpass the Buddha, and even boasts that he is "the second Wang Yangming." A single sentence from him is worth a fortune. A few words can shatter your worldview and rebuild your understanding of the world and its values, turning everything you know upside down.
He predicts events with uncanny accuracy and seizes the initiative at every turn.
Others rely on luck. He relies on skill and insight, every step the result of careful calculation.
In the eyes of ordinary people, he is a god. Though alive and breathing, he has already become a sage!
How did he do it, and how did he grow step by step...
"Me and the People Around Me: Industrial Magnate" is the story of a "modern scholar" working in a factory, pursuing his dreams, and seeking the "middle way."