On our third wedding anniversary, when I was about to complete the chip research that I had worked hard on for two years at my own expense, my wife's scheming assistant suddenly accused me of stealing his planning document. My wife was indiscriminate and only wanted to believe the assistant's words and asked me to hand over the stolen planning document. He also said that I had character flaws and liked to steal things, and asked me to apologize to my assistant. No matter how I explained it, no one believed it. My colleagues and my wife chose to side with the assistant and accuse me. In fact, I discovered early on that my assistant was an undercover agent sent by a rival company. I told my wife, but she didn't believe me and said that I was deliberately jealous and handed over all other projects in my hands to the assistant. Unexpectedly, the assistant deliberately messed up the core chip project, and his wife's company went bankrupt and was heavily in debt. The two fled abroad and lived happily for half their lives. But because of the theft incident, no company dared to employ me, and I died in depression. After resurrecting my life, I returned to the day when I was slandered and stolen. This time, I applied for a patent first and waited for my wife to go bankrupt. And with my chip patent, I successfully received an offer from a well-known foreign technology company.
