Chiseling Bones into Ladders

38-Year-old Zhou Rang is a man who was kicked into the bottom of a well by fate. The online loan was 97 days overdue, and debt collectors blocked the underground garage and wanted to dismantle the standing frame of his daughter Zhou Man, who has cerebral palsy, and use it as scrap metal to pay off the debt. His daughter had an epileptic seizure and was in urgent need of special medicine, and the treatment fee of 73,000 was like a mountain. He couldn't breathe; there was a dull pain from an old injury in his knee, and the ring finger of his right hand was broken off because of the struggle to stand, and he was shaking even when holding a pen. When he was desperate, he registered the live broadcast account of @dpa. The "Self-help Class for Debt Dads" for 9 yuan a session was supposed to be the last straw in a desperate situation, but it accidentally hit the pain points of countless people. Traffic came in, and 500,000 yuan advance payment and 1 million yuan brand cooperation followed one after another. He thought he could finally pave a way for his daughter to stand up, but he didn't know that he had already stepped into the trap carefully woven by the traffic - his daughter's illness was cut into a "tear-jerking plot", and her gasping was paired with sensational sound effects. The so-called explosion was just the precise harvest of "miserable marketing". The beneficiary of the insurance money left to him after his mother died of illness was his stepfather he had never met; his former partner reported back, and the platform froze the payment, and tax inspections came to his door; his aunt, who was suffering from Alzheimer's, tore up a calendar from 1992 every day as living expenses for him. At the bottom of the abyss, Zhou Rang finally saw clearly: a man's poverty is the compound interest of silence; the so-called counterattack never means climbing up through suffering. He liquidated the company and shouldered all the debts. In the last live broadcast, he did not sell classes, but only auctioned his "father's signature rights" for the next ten years. The 4.87 Million earned was returned to the brothers