
After My Husband Lost His Job, I Pulled Out a Lottery Ticket Worth a Hundred Million
老公失业后,我反手掏出亿元彩票
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 328k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
128Chapters
758Reads
127Shelves
486Listens
19kReads · all time
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Let me give a true and objective evaluation of my feelings after reading it. In the first one or two chapters, anyone who has experienced painful memories will be able to empathize with it. Maybe others cannot feel it, but for people who are struggling in pain, a look or a truth from others can make them think a lot. It's easy to let go, but it's hard to know what's yours, because people's hearts are unpredictable. He also said that it was a small lottery ticket. The money was not important enough, but it definitely caused a lot of things. A crisis of trust, love, family, friendship, and even your own children. Everyone is having a hard time and trying to get by. I can only say that life is so hard that I can only do my best to be myself.
The storyline is very good and inspiring, very good.
. This book is a big family. There is grandpa, there is grandma, there is dad, there is mom, there is brother, there is sister-in-law, there is her, there is husband