Indiscriminate Spending and Blinding

Xiao En finally got admitted to a little-known junior college. When he graduated from college, mainland China was entering the early 1990s. He was assigned to a public institution in a provincial capital, and finally left the farm to live a life of a city resident with no worries about food and clothing. Less than half a year after the good days, Zhuzi, his baby relative far away in his hometown, forced him to get married by crying, making trouble and hanging himself. Being cowardly and foolish, he had to obey his parents' request and return to his hometown to marry Zhuzi. More than a month later, Zhuzi called and told him that he was pregnant with his child. In panic and shock, he decided to take on the responsibility of a man, transport Zhuzi from the countryside to the city and find a job for her as a handyman in the government canteen. In the blink of an eye, ten years have passed, and Xiao En has changed from a young man with a beautiful tree to a greasy middle-aged man with a big belly. His wife, children, and the hot bed seem to be his entire life. It was an unexpected event. Zhuzi suddenly passed away due to a cold-like illness, leaving him and his son who was under ten years old. Xiao En's crisis was not only due to the death of his wife in middle age, but also to problems with his professional title and promotion at work. Under a double blow, he decided to resign and go south to the Pearl River Delta to make a living. There he met prostitute A Lan, government employee A Yan, rich woman Lele, company employee Susan, etc. The story unfolded between him and these women...