To give my parents, who were barely keeping their bankrupt factory afloat, a better life, I lived like a dog.
On my twenty-second birthday, I celebrated extravagantly with a bowl of instant noodles. Meanwhile, in their eight-thousand-square-meter villa overlooking the river, they gave their adopted son a five-million-yuan Ferrari.
I believed their lies about “poor business,” hauling bricks at construction sites and working all night at convenience stores, sending every bit of my hard-earned money home and dreaming that I could give them a better life.
Until I ran into my father in a high-end restaurant, dressed in a suit and tie. He said to his assistant contemptuously, “That guy at the entrance. Tell him to hurry up and leave.”
Until I was scalded at a luxury store, and my mother pointed at me and shrieked, “Can you even afford to pay for my son's clothes after getting them dirty?”
Until I was lying in the emergency room with a bleeding stomach, calling to beg for five thousand yuan to save my life, and she coldly lectured me: “You have to learn to solve your own problems.”
Twenty-two years of family love turned out to be a carefully planned deception, a cruel game called “toughening me up.” They wanted to temper me into the sharpest blade, one that would protect their empire.
When their coldness and lies finally pushed me to the brink of death, that blade at last turned on them.
Now the game is over.
The obedient, blindly filial, groveling good son is dead.
No forgiveness. No reconciliation!
No forgiveness. No reconciliation
This is adapted from a short play, and the emotions are very satisfying 😂
A short skit was changed into a full-length play, and the short play is full of visual appeal! Well written! Thoughts are very easy to control! Human nature has all kinds of strange thoughts!
It doesn't need to be delayed, and the protagonist is not resurrected. Although more than 100 chapters have been completed, it still fits the theme from the beginning.
Although absurd, it is very real and thought-provoking
This book is very emotionally arousing. After reading it, I felt very uncomfortable. Overall, it is very interesting to read. The plot is full of ups and downs and has a sense of absurdity. The whole story is more like a movie. The description is very detailed and there is no such thing as resurrection and rebirth. This is very good.
It's a good read, Dao Zi. The previous article is very well laid out. As a regret article, this is the first time I've seen an ending. The protagonist died quickly enough, and the ending of the original family and the adopted son finally stopped jumping. I skipped reading, and when I saw the ending, the villain finally killed me. I can only say that it was worthy of it. Tomato, I have read several books in the past where the main character is terminally ill or dead and abuses his original family. Most of them have the protagonist turning to fantasy in the end. This one dies quickly enough, so it's not bad... What's my comment? [Pause my face] I say goodbye, but I still don't like Dao Ziwen, so I went to Shuangwen.
To put it simply, poverty-stricken means living frugally. If you are poor, you will have to support yourself. He has no support at all. He relies on his own efforts and collects all the money he earns! No one else has to live anymore? There are so many poor people, which one is like this? No matter how extreme poverty is, the most important prerequisite is the body. Without the body, would you be able to maintain your hair? Therefore, food and clothing must be 100% guaranteed to meet normal needs. Eat cheaply and wear cheaply. Then don't overwork yourself, for reasons that go without saying. There is still not enough foundation. Rich people of that level almost always have a few loyal and capable subordinates around them. They are also people around them, right and left, including strategist-type talents. They provide advice and remind them that this kind of thing cannot happen. They are asked to do many things. Even if the company goes bankrupt, they will still be loyal.
This book is too heavy. This book puts me, a bookworm of twenty years, in a dilemma. I dare not read the whole book, and I am reluctant to give up the book. I was just watching it, but it made me sad, irritable, heartbroken, and angry. Don't read it if you have a weak heart. I feel that this book is poisonous. Readers who read it from the beginning will experience all the seven emotions and six desires of human beings. This is a work that can profoundly affect human emotions. I didn't dare to read the whole work. I still couldn't calm down mentally for a long time. I felt that the author was like a master of psychology.
Tears were streaming down his face, absurd and scary story, but fortunately he still met two people who gave him warmth.
Dao Ziwen, pure Dao Ziwen, but the writing style and structure are very good, but the plot is indeed quite outrageous.