Two Years After I Went Bankrupt, I Managed to Pamper My Family by Clocking In

After two years of bankruptcy, Li Mu changed from a former entrepreneurial boss to a down-and-out man delivering food, doing odd jobs, and paying off debts. Everyone said he was finished, except his wife Liu Jintong. She works during the day and works part-time at night, saving the family dollar after dollar; her five-year-old son, Li Jin, is so sensible that it makes people feel distressed that he doesn't even dare to ask for the toys he wants. Until one rainy night, Li Mu heard a prompt at the door of the rental house: [Successfully checked in today, and will be rewarded with a cash reward of 5,000 yuan, and an introduction to home-cooking skills. From that day on, he was able to clock in once a day. Rental houses, kindergartens, wet markets, old stations, small restaurants, office buildings... Money, skills, vehicles, shops, equity, and project opportunities come one after another. But what Li Mu wanted most was never to get rich overnight. He wanted to pay off his debts and clear up the grievances he had suffered; He wants his wife to no longer have to work late at night and shield him from the cold looks of relatives; I want my son to act coquettishly, cry, and laugh happily like a child again. Later, everyone saw the bankrupt man stand up again. But Liu Jintong knew that what Li Mu really won was not money. It was spring that was two years late for this family.