A friend asked why the country prohibits cryptocurrency trading, while Sun Yuchen can escape arrest?
After reading about Sun Yuchen's experiences, I couldn't help but feel, could he be someone who has crossed over from another system?
Isn't this the kind of treatment a protagonist in a crossover novel would receive?
Think about it, if you crossed over into the body of a 16-year-old from a third-tier city born in the 90s, how would you make your fortune?
The usual route would be to trade cryptocurrencies, buy a house, sell at a high point, and that would be the end of it.
In fact, the opportunities for those born in the 90s are indeed very limited. Crossing over to the 80s, you could invest in Jack Ma or Pony Ma, but those born in the 90s simply can't catch that wave.
The golden age of new concept essays was actually during Han Han's generation; if you could seize such opportunities, you could get into Peking University (I have to say, the guy is indeed smart; if you switched to someone with lower IQ, even if they crossed over, they wouldn't get into Peking University).
Then at Peking University, he engaged in various antics, became an exchange student in the U.S., and pulled typical crossover novel moves like copying poetry and novels, of course, he got caught by the original authors. (I’m amazed that those born in the 90s can still copy texts and act pretentious).
Then there was all the cryptocurrency trading and exploiting others, followed by wild schemes comparable to Mou Qizhong's, attempting to bump into Buffett, engaging in various promotions, gaining traffic, and escaping before being caught, observing the trends like Zhang Ailing.
After fleeing abroad, he began with fantastical schemes, was wanted by the FBI, acquired the identity of a small country's diplomat at the UN, and even claimed to be a prime minister, dealing in Bitcoin in that small country. He speculated tens of millions of dollars on Trump. He navigated the gaps between major powers.
This plot, this imagination, feels like a third-rate fantasy crossover novel; I can't be bothered to read it because it defies logic, yet it is indeed a reality.
Reality is indeed more exciting than fiction because reality doesn’t need to adhere to logic.
