Forty-year-old Liang Zhicheng is divorced. His two children were with him, and his ex-wife left a message saying, "I don't want to still have to pay for the mortgage in ten years." He only had twenty-seven thousand left in his bank card.
On the day of the divorce, his ex-wife gave him the old factory information left by his father. He stuffed it into his backpack without taking it seriously.
Three days later, Nanheng Electronic Control sent a courier. He took it apart and saw that the internal equity left by his father in the old factory had been converted into about 8.8 Million shares of the listed company after share reform, transfer and reorganization.
Based on the issue price, the book value is 200 million.
But the stocks of listed companies are locked and cannot be sold. What he can move in his hand is still the twenty-seven thousand.
His ex-wife didn't know that his net worth had changed. The old friend thought he had won the lottery. The newly acquainted reporter He Qianyi only regarded him as an ordinary family member of the old factory.
This is the story of a middle-aged man with two children who relearns how to live after wealth falls from the sky.
