Why can't the impoverished at the bottom achieve primitive capital accumulation?

Because it's unnecessary. Primitive accumulation ≠ accumulating money; money is a short-term product. The value of money exchanged for life happiness quickly depreciates over time: the joy of spending 10,000 yuan to stay in a hostel and sit in a sleeper berth in your twenties is no longer the same when you're in your forties, even if you're flying business class and staying in luxury hotels.
Mr. Lü spends a lot of money just to have a girlfriend who is somewhat refined; a college student dressed casually and neatly, dating a relatively good-looking classmate, has much better eating and dating experiences than Mr. Lü.
A big-eater boss risking his life to marry a young girl or to hire a fake female powerhouse is all about risking everything. Ski instructors in Altay, bar singers in Dali, who eat real female big eaters with top vocal cords, even make money from them.
The bridegroom who spends money on bride price goes to Altay, and also has to pay the ski instructor, humbly seeking affection( real story), a classic case of one thing replacing another. You can experience this in your twenties; compared to the sharp perception in your teens, it has already significantly declined. Afterwards, you will only become more numb, increasingly unable to perceive happiness.
This is determined by the organic decline of the brain, an inevitable law that can only be slowed but not reversed.
A healthy body and wonderful experiences that bring happiness are the best savings targets that won't depreciate and may even appreciate over time.
After sixty, no matter how much money you save, many people have already lost new sources of happiness, living entirely in memories, not to mention that many people don't live to 60 at all.
The bourgeoisie is a social role, not the only path in life. If you have no family background and haven't caught the wind, then having enough assets to cover illness and basic retirement is completely sufficient.
Forcing oneself to spend the most valuable 20-40 years working, competing, and saving to accumulate money—an extremely short-term, poorly appreciating product—is truly putting the cart before the horse, counterproductive and not worth it. Ordinary people’s primitive accumulation should choose assets that can turn over quickly, be instantly liquidated, and compound rapidly.
The most typical examples are sports, entertainment, and dating( things that cost no money but only require good looks).
Exercise + diet management, visible results in a month, small success in a year—much faster than earning money. You can lose weight in three months and then monetize with a good-looking face and healthy body.
A healthy, strong body means every morning waking up, every workout, every intimate moment is instant wealth. Athletic performance and romantic experience can quickly compound and are addictive by nature.
Not only are they unaffected by internal competition, but the beautiful memories gained depreciate much slower than money.
Playing even more intensively is even more valuable—instant realization, immediate compounding, the more you play, the better you get, and the healthier your mental state becomes. Just don’t play too hard and ruin your main job or starve to death.