Turning Point

In a two-season book, Yongzheng's family live from crop growing. Already undergoing a plight, a swarm of locusts lick their barn by double-ruining harvest. Ever since, the father misbelieves the fields. After gripping a chance at the bank, both father and mother are slain. Yongzheng, six-year-old, is the only witness, but trauma patches the mouth. An enigma arouses about how to nail the criminals. At twenty, with the childhood no one would wish, Yongzheng craves for a noticeable family. The young man pulls through prejudice across university. And rolling up sleeves, founds the Zheng Computers. But collapses when beholding the wife and daughter give last breath at a car crash. The event evolutes to severe depression. In the end, the man changes forever, as he meets real joy. The novella mingles the pain of a curse and finally shows the path to a glad new beginning. It's an emotional family drama. Scenes are thrilling, analogies mind-feeding.