"I once fell into the dust, but you turned a blind eye; now I soar to the nine heavens, and you can't reach it."
Three years ago, when his father was critically ill, Lin Mo signed a humiliating agreement for 300,000 yuan for surgery and became the Su family's son-in-law.
His parents-in-law called him a waste, but he was counting goods in Jiangshi Jewelry's warehouse, his hands covered with thick calluses. Fortunately, his wife Su Qingxue loved him very much, and he thought he could stay together for the rest of his life.
Until that night, he saw with his own eyes the drunk Jiang Qingxue being carried into the hotel by an intern.
He wiped away his tears and opened the relics left by his father...
"Dad, my son will not disgrace you."
He pawned his wedding ring and picked up his first pot of gold in the antique market;
He restored the national treasure-level Cuitou Noodles and was called the "successor of the craftsman spirit" by the central media;
He went to Paris with his father's legacy to regain China's glory on the international stage.
And those who once despised him are looking up to his light in the audience.
Later, the Su family was on the verge of bankruptcy due to a smuggling case. Su Qingxue knelt in the heavy rain and cried:
"Lin Mo, I was wrong, please come back..."
Under the spotlight, Lin Mo gently helped her up, his eyes calm:
"Ms. Jiang, we are divorced."
Behind him, international jewelry masters, inheritors of intangible cultural heritage, and top collectors stand side by side.
And the Jiang family who once called him "trash" couldn't even get an invitation to enter.
Reader comments
The emotional description of the story is delicate, and the more you write, the better. The plot is reasonable, and the cultural relics part is very professional. The editor is thoughtful and gives it a good review.
I read 13 chapters in one go. The author's descriptions are life-affirming. It's good to continue reading. I support it with 5 stars.
The emotional description of the story is delicate, and the more you write, the better. The plot is reasonable, and the cultural relics part is very professional. The editor is thoughtful and gives it a good review.
I read 13 chapters in one go. The author's descriptions are life-affirming. It's good to continue reading. I support it with 5 stars.
The writing is okay, very delicate