Ordinary Life After Winning 7.5 Million

It's pretty good to watch, but it's a bit too ordinary. The protagonist is in his thirties and in his prime, but has no other passion in life except his wife and children. From buying a car to the girl's divorce and then to the subsequent plot, it's like buying a car, even though most of the older generation today would think better. Not to mention young people, I feel a little aggrieved when my sister divorces and confronts her husband's family. In the end, for an ordinary person who is struggling in life, the more money, the better instead of living on the laurels. The above are just my personal opinions [full]