>On his 60th birthday, Yu Sangui received three "gifts" at the same time: an eviction order from the landlord, a live broadcast of his wife's affair, and a taunting phone call from the owner of the lottery station.
>He squatted on the street corner with the only crumpled lottery ticket left in his pocket, sticking to the lottery ticket that had been torn into pieces by his wife.
> His former co-workers treated him like a plague, even his nephews shunned him, and the lottery ticket was in his pocket, scratching his ribs - of course he didn't know that it was a million-dollar jackpot before he was torn into pieces.
> Osmanthus fragrans said: "When you are alive, you have to believe in something." Let's go.
