After Divorcing in Middle Age, I Discovered I Had a Hundred Billion Bitcoins

On the day of his forty-fifth birthday, Qin Ze lost his job. His wife, Lin Wanrou, took their eldest daughter to entertain clients. Someone posted a video online, and the comments were filled with the words “mother-daughter duo.” He stormed into a KTV and hit the rich second-generation heir, but his wife slapped him in front of everyone, took the man by the arm, and walked away without looking back. Qin Ze drank until he suffered gastric bleeding, then lay alone in the hospital waiting to die. In his despair, he suddenly remembered that twenty years earlier, a housekeeper had arranged for him to inherit a fortune and had even bought him some Bitcoin. He tried calling the number. The housekeeper calmly told him over the phone, “Young Master Qin, your Bitcoin is now worth 130 billion.” “Oh, and Wang Ming, the guy who bullied you? The company he works for, Tianqi Entertainment, is a subsidiary of one of your groups.” Qin Ze put down his phone and smiled at the countless lights outside the window. A month later, his ex-wife knelt outside the Shengshi Huating Hotel, begging him to remarry her. He did not even look her way.