Before the Demolition, I Had My Parents Pretend to Go Bankrupt to See Their True Colors

Everyone says that when your family gets demolished and relocated, all sorts of relatives come to borrow money. My family received over 5 million yuan in demolition compensation, and not a single relative came to borrow money. So, novels are just novels; they're so mindless.

The protagonist is too soft-hearted; someone like his uncle could easily solve the problem by simply spending some money to hire a dump truck.

Using bankruptcy to borrow money to test people's hearts—and the protagonist actually proudly proclaimed this act! Is his brain full of shit? What will those genuinely willing to lend money think when they know the protagonist's family was testing them? Testing people's hearts isn't inherently wrong, but you can't just say it out loud!

I am one of the residents whose property was demolished. As the author said, my relatives didn't say anything before the demolition, and then came to claim my property after the demolition.

On your first date, someone suggested you invest in stocks or Bitcoin? Seriously, dude, is that any different from gambling? Are you two even that close? Also, the worst thing you can do when investing in stocks is take other people's advice, because you never know if they're sincere or just trying to scam you. Writing about them buying Bitcoin is just too stupid; I can't believe it.

In reality, most people simply don't interact with each other. The poor won't ask the rich for a loan! Because they all know they won't lend it to them, and there's no need to lose face.

Is it worth him rudely mocking his snobbish aunt?

Every time I see the book title, what I see is "Before demolition, let your parents pretend to be bankrupt to see their true colors," but the first thing that pops into my mind is "Before moving graves, let your parents pretend to be bankrupt to see their true colors." This has happened several times, and I'm speechless. So I'm posting this today.

It's toxic to give employees shares for good performance.

I've never seen such a situation in real life—turning one's back on someone and being slapped in the face for being so pretentious.