Why Do You Still Like Me When I'm Broke?

I went bankrupt at the beginning, and I really had no money. My mother-in-law didn't believe it, so she decided to use her credit card to buy a car. As a result, the bank president approved a credit limit of tens of millions for me. My wife kept a pretty boy outside, and my brothers took me to catch him. After the divorce, why did my senior sister in college wink at me and let me go upstairs to drink tea? I found a job in an electronics factory and felt comfortable riding my old bicycle. But I didn't know that the factory flower was interested in me and wanted me to be my son-in-law. Later, I received a letter saying that there was a primary school student at the door who was my child. What the hell, I've never given birth to a child. . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.