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Lin Chen, 32 years old, is an ordinary urban social worker. He has lived alone for five years, with no relatives, friends, or lovers to accompany him. His native family is indifferent. He has never felt true care and preference since he was a child. He has a gentle and tolerant personality, is extremely lacking in love, has excessive empathy, is lonely and has low self-esteem, and is extremely eager for cheap emotional companionship. Life is difficult, with a monthly salary of 6,000, and he saves a small amount of savings through frugality, but he is willing to be "lost" by all kinds of energetic girls all year round. The so-called money-breaking means that young girls use coquettishness, companionship, ambiguity, and emotional comfort as excuses to ask for red envelopes, gifts, and food, drink, and entertainment expenses. Others laughed at him for being stupid, stupid and wealthy, and a grievance. He was manipulated by a girl in her teens and twenties, and squeezed out of her hard-earned money in vain. Only Lin Chen knew clearly - what he bought was not a favor, but a moment of companionship, a perfunctory concern, and a trace of false warmth. Even though he knew it was a routine and a pretense, he was still willing to pay for that little bit of emotional comfort. He was always internally consumed by love and companionship, and was recognized in the circle as "the most honest person to be killed." In the early stage, he was a humble and mistreated middle-aged man, and he was willing to be tricked by a little girl or a spirited girl. In the later period, he became rich by being tricked.