Looking back, the biggest mistake I made when I was young and made quick money was flaunting my wealth. Buying cars, watches, treating people to meals, always insisting on paying the bill—I was afraid everyone wouldn't know I was doing well. What does flaunting wealth mean? It's like constantly advertising: I'm rich, I'm inexperienced, I'm a walking blood bank, come and drain me! As a result, many people have their eyes on you, and it's hard to distinguish who your true friends are and who's there to set you up. Especially when you're in the prime of your life, brimming with the power of ignorance, it's easy to feel invincible. This is why many young people in their twenties who suddenly become wealthy in small towns, or those who benefit from land expropriation, find it hard to avoid this pitfall. They try to fill the void of inferiority and emptiness with outward appearances, feeling they've finally proven themselves, but essentially they're just living in a self-created illusion. If your upbringing lacked security, this impulse is almost inevitable. I myself couldn't avoid it, and even now, I rarely see anyone who can.

I'd like to ask if there were many girls who came to "suck" you back then?

There are actually quite a few, but I don't like cooking fumes getting in my mouth; I'm so inconsiderate. If...

You can share it with your brothers!

I don't care, my friend asked if I still have their contact information!

A second phase of entrepreneurship has been put on the agenda.

Are there any female college students still in my WeChat Moments? I'd like to introduce them to someone so I can help them find a place to study.

Has Principal Su started recruiting students?

Mr. Wu, please show me more wealth in the future!

Come back quickly for noodles, I'll treat you to two big bowls. 👨‍❤️‍👨

under?

Let's eat! 😌