Heaven to the left, Shenzhen to the right

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Features: Following his bestseller Chengdu, Forget Me Tonight, this is another powerful work by contemporary bestselling online author Murong Xuexue! Billions in wealth lie dead in the streets, a roguish nobleman retreats into monastic life, while an honest man guards a breathtaking past that will never return. This is the best of times, the worst of times, the age of gods' demise, and the age of heroes' decline, yet the mundane life still holds an indelible power. This is a book of delusion. Ambition and ideals, youth and love, all ultimately turn into inner emptiness. Thus, searching is the ultimate theme. Heaven is to the left, Shenzhen is to the right, and you are in the middle. In the city of Shenzhen, love is inherently shallow, and the hatred born from love is even less worth mentioning. Liu Yuan no longer thinks about Han Ling, nor does he hate Xiao Ran much anymore. He suddenly realizes that the love he has pursued for these years is nothing but delusion, just like a dog that runs and chases but loves no bone—it only wants to bite or, at most, prevent other dogs from getting it. Xiao Ran, under the meticulous planning of his strategist, transforms his image, becoming a behind-the-scenes leader who rarely appears at the company. Occasionally, when he does show up, he either convenes meetings or discusses state affairs, always with a resolute expression, eagle-like eyes, and brisk strides. No matter who he talks to, he stares directly at them, as if he can see into their hearts, making it impossible for even the smallest loophole to escape notice. He uses the underworld to settle business rivals and bribes the police to work for him. Once, an economics PhD from the advisory team gave him a lecture, saying that anything in the world could be traded, and failure to trade was just a matter of price being wrong. Many people were present, and Xiao Ran coldly countered him: "I want to buy your life right now. Make an offer." The PhD opened his mouth, but said nothing more after that.