"The Three Hundred and Forty Thousand Turnaround Story"
The life of Wang Dong, a prodigal son from the county town, collapsed at the age of twenty-six: his online loan was overdue, a video of his three girlfriends tearing each other apart in the street spread throughout the county, and when he was slapped out of the house by his father, he had only five dollars left in his pocket.
He used his last five dollars to buy a lottery ticket and won.
Three hundred and forty thousand after tax - not much, just enough to pay off all debts; not much, enough to make this county's joke a new person.
But after paying back the money, he discovered that the real problem had just begun: the decoration company looked at him like a fat sheep, his former brothers wanted to drag him to "fight again", and his ex-girlfriends all turned around to "reminisce about the past." And he just wanted to use the 340,000 to live a clumsy life in a small county where he knew people everywhere.
From transparent decoration to camping by the river, from a script-killing restaurant on the verge of bankruptcy to investing in a community supermarket, Wang Dong finally understood through his ridiculous attempts: What is more difficult than getting rich overnight is to live a down-to-earth and normal life.
As for the librarian who had rejected him? That is another story that begins after the lottery prize is claimed.
One-sentence summary: The bankrupt prodigal won a prize of 340,000 yuan, thinking he could turn over and return to being chic, but found that the real counterattack begins with learning not to be chic.
