The Hero Who Returns from the Apocalypse

Personally, I think there are a few things that are embarrassing. First of all, there is the protagonist's mother. Judging from the description, the protagonist's family has only two to three hundred thousand in savings, but the mother secretly lent all of it to the protagonist's sister. Judging from the description, the protagonist's sister's family conditions are not very good. Second thing: The supermarket was on fire and she needed money. She actually didn't ask her relatives and friends to borrow it, but asked the protagonist to borrow it for her. She also said that my family's conditions are not good, and you know it, so you have to find a way for me. Thirdly, the protagonist's father also has problems. Although the protagonist's family won't reveal anything, it won't be revealed. But I don't have much money and no funds. Can you not let the protagonist ask others to borrow money to buy goods for the so-called sister? Shit, opening a supermarket has low profits and slow return on capital. It would have been nice if I didn't lose money in the past few years. I also burned the goods. It costs more than 300,000 to purchase the goods. If the store is bought, wouldn't it be better to rent it? Can't we wait until funds are abundant before opening? If it is rented, if you invest five or six hundred thousand in the first year, let's not say that you lose everything, let's just say that you can get back half of the money. Where will you get the three hundred thousand in the second year? Or let the protagonist borrow it?