Love Is Separated When You Are Poor, but You Are a Stranger When You Are Rich

＜I won the world but lost to you＞ Use 150 realistic daggers to cut open the most painful lesions of contemporary love: When "poverty" becomes the original sin, eachother's vows are shattered into pieces in front of the rent reminder. The heroine is afraid of repeating the same mistake as her parents, who were "ruined by life in love", so she treats marriage as a financial insurance policy; the hero swallows the shame and turns his love wounds into fuel for counterattack, but when he reaches the top, he discovers - "The hand that wins the world cannot catch you in a wedding dress." "When you are young and poor, true love is a luxury; when you are middle-aged and rich, true love becomes a display." ＞Feed the dogs with a soft heart, feed the country with a cruel heart >Win the world, lose you >She can cry with you, but she will never be poor with you ＞The tears of adults are the balance of their bank cards ＞Don't bully a young man to be poor, the spring water is trapped in a cage and soaring Every word is bloody but every word is true. It can be called "a sobering agent for marriage and love dedicated to the animals of contemporary society."