In January 2014, Han Jingke opened his eyes in the academic affairs office. His father was bent over, offering a cigarette to the discipline director and begging him not to expel his son.
In his previous life, he had skipped eighty-seven classes, run up debts, and dragged his family into ruin. His parents died, and his younger sister refused to acknowledge him until the day she died.
This time, he had only one year. He borrowed 150,000 yuan and bet it all on a batch of Year of the Horse commemorative coins that nobody wanted. First he would get rich, then he would get good grades.
He flipped the ledger over and started a new account: from today on, money only comes in, nothing goes out.
