In this world, most people enter the workforce through traditional education, and although they obtain seemingly relatively stable jobs and fixed incomes, they are also constrained by living costs and long-term debt structures, causing their income to often be consumed in monthly cycles, making it difficult to accumulate significant wealth. Therefore, essentially, it is a continuous exchange of limited economic returns and free space for time. Meanwhile, society packages personal value with titles, ranks, and external identity symbols, which easily leads to a superficial perception of "success," but a more genuine measure should be the actual disposable wealth and account balances. Based on this logic, this path is more like a cycle of exchanging time for income, and its structure itself makes it difficult to support true wealth leaps.