Chapter 33

Liu Jin was thirty-five years old. As someone born in the 1980s, Liu Jin was considered quite successful among his peers. He had his own company and a team of more than twenty people under him. In short, through the eyes of ordinary people, Liu Jin was a bonafide successful man. Yet Liu Jin did not see it that way at all. Before turning twenty-five, Liu Jin was the epitome of the "child of our family" in his parents' eyes. The top scorer in the national college entrance examination, a graduate of a prestigious double-first-class university, a junior manager at a major tech firm, earning several tens of thousands in after-tax annual salary—by every measure, he was exceptional. However, Liu Jin cared not a whit for any of these possessions at the time. What Liu Jin had always wanted to do was the special effects industry. As for why he had this passion, it stemmed from experiences in his childhood. Consequently, at the age of thirty, Liu Jin resolutely resigned from his position as a junior manager at the tech giant, abandoning the highly enviable job and income that others perceived, and founded this special effects company named Blue Bird.