I Told You to Pretend, Not to Actually Go Broke

Back to his student days.

His second uncle's family is making a scene, crying and carrying on,

demanding money from his father, Mo Tianyang, to buy a new home for their son.

"That's right! A 160-square-meter, four-bedroom apartment. Back then, you, big brother, lent me the money to buy it outright for 500,000 yuan."

"How could you bear to refuse? Gaoyang is your own nephew! Two million, just two million! Money is nothing but numbers!"

"Is money really more important than Gaoyang's lifelong happiness?!"

"Mom! I'm useless! The Mo family line is going to end with me!"

Seeing that his father is about to agree,

Mo Yuchen suddenly cries, "Ah!" and pretends to faint.

Outside his hospital room, Mo Yuchen says to Mo Tianyang:

"Dad, why don't you go bankrupt?"

The next day, Songhua News reports:

"Our county's renowned entrepreneur, Mo Tianyang, has declared bankruptcy.

It is reported that, due to last month's global financial crisis, many entrepreneurs have already announced..."

Mo Yuchen's mind goes blank!

"Dad, I meant pretend! I didn't mean really go bankrupt!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.