Putting Every Point into Attack to Die on Purpose

Zhang Wei: See, I told you it would be more reliable to make it into a spirit ring.

To be honest, and to put it bluntly, I find it quite ridiculous. They kept it a secret when they borrowed money, only thinking of their partner when things got really bad, and then they went and did this whole thing, jumping off a building.

Dude, regarding the 180,000 yuan scam, I suggest you first get your wife's bank statements... Anti-fraud measures in China are very effective; if she'd been scammed, the police would have been at your door the very day the money was transferred. If it was for other reasons, like gambling, it could be more than that.

I came here because of your reputation. The author should probably investigate why your wife was able to borrow 100,000 yuan without your knowledge, and why no one around you told you.

Think about it from another perspective, you're quite lucky. Anyway, since your wife borrowed the money and it wasn't used for household expenses, you don't have to pay it back. It's not a joint debt between you two. Let the creditors sue your wife. Anyway, she doesn't have any money. Haha, after this incident, your wife will probably know her own worth, and your life will be better.

Loans work like this: for women, all they have to do is jump off a building, but for men, there are many more things to consider.

I've been a fan of Yunfei's books for a long time, though I haven't been paying much attention lately. I only heard about him today through a WeChat public account. I came here specifically to find out more, and then carefully read the comments section to avoid falling into the same trap. Judging from the comments section, it's roughly like this: Yunfei's wife: Borrowed 180,000 yuan

Unless there's something more than a friendly relationship, contact them to check your wife's and her boss's hotel booking records.

I knew the author's writing about women changed in the later books. It seems only a virgin could write about such beautiful emotions.

Personally, I feel that the most noteworthy aspect of this incident is not the loss of 180,000 yuan, but rather other related matters. First, where did the author's wife get the 180,000 yuan? Relatives and friends aside, she even managed to borrow money from her boss? Who would have such a good relationship with their boss? I suspect there's something fishy going on.