Have you ever wondered what you’d do if you won 50 million in the lottery one day? Would your life become completely different? Would having money make you happy? Could it make up for all your regrets? If money were no object, where would you most want to go, and what would you most want to do?
Huang Tian is an average guy in every way: a third-rate education, an ordinary family, and an unremarkable face. A recent graduate, he was unemployed as soon as he finished school. After more than a year of failing to pass civil service and public institution exams, he found himself tossing and turning every night, weighed down by his family’s worries and the excessive attention of relatives and friends. The uncertainty about his future haunted him. At the darkest point of his life, just when he thought he would have to resign himself to a future he could already see stretching out before him, he never expected it. He really never expected it. He won! He won! Holy crap, he really won 50 million in the lottery!
Huang Tian’s life takes off like a rocket. First, bring honor to his ancestors and lead the family into moderate prosperity. It’s not too much to say I’ll be the one to start rewriting the family tree, right? Who’s going to object? Second, stand before the girl who was his unattainable dream in school and say, “I’m coming clean: I’m a multimillionaire.” Third, after studying for so many years, why not enjoy myself? Keep the music going, keep on dancing!
The gears of fate begin to turn anew. Stand back, I’m about to show off. He opens a chain of chicken pot restaurants and does what he can to help friends and family start businesses, freeing them from a life of earning money through hard physical labor. He meets a high-achieving girl from high school who was like a fairy, and helps her rediscover the meaning of life. He takes his family, cousins, and younger relatives to see the magnificent landscapes of their motherland. When he grows into a better adult, he treats his childhood self to a feast. He enjoys the good times and meets the people he knew as a boy. Everyone needs a few interests in life!
Stop writing, it's too pretentious and sour, just immerse yourself in your own random thoughts. In fact, the story was quite creative at the beginning, but unfortunately, in the end, it became the author complaining about all his past unsatisfactory experiences. Winning the 50 million lottery was just the author's fantasy of achieving nothing. He only focused on his own inner struggles and was incompatible with the real society. Author, please wake up and stop immersing yourself in the sourness of self-absorption and disgust.
What? I can't understand [laughs awkwardly]
There is a bit of ink stain. Normal people would redeem their prizes first. After they get the money, they can then think about how to spend it and enjoy it.
Good👌🏻, very worth reading
At first glance, it was written by a novice. Normal people would wish that no one knew they had won the lottery.
Sometimes third person, sometimes first person, the narrative is not coherent. Like a manic psychotic fantasy.
I don't understand, maybe I'm uneducated
What the hell was written? I jumped to read it.
Comfortable, energetic and discerning
It looks laborious and difficult to connect,