The Treasure Will Eventually Shine, Book 15

Realistic themes + self-redemption + quit gambling + mortal flow + first person + true orientation My name is Zhou Chen. After I was laid off, I received a text message: "Sign up and you'll get a trial bonus of 188 yuan." I thought it was just a quick way to make some rent. I later learned that it was the entrance to hell for me. Three years, 700,000 debts. I defrauded my girlfriend of her money, misappropriated the company's public funds, and lost the pension money my parents had saved for twelve years in a rental house at four in the morning. When the gastric lavage tube was inserted into my throat, I was thinking: If I die, I won't have to pay back the debt. My detective detective dragged me out of the emergency room, smashed my computer, and said, "Why will you die if you haven't paid off your debt?" So I started living to pay off my debts. Deliver food, learn crafts, open a shop, quit gambling. A gambler who once looked down upon himself gradually crawled back to the world of normal people. This is not a comeback story. This is a story about cost and rebuilding. There are no winners in gambling. But another house can be built on the ruins. (The story is purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate it.)