On the Day I Broke Off the Engagement, I Registered a Domain Name

At the wedding banquet, the mother-in-law handed over a check of 500,000 yuan. "It's been half a year since you graduated. You don't have a job or any savings. Your mother has been gone for six years. How can you support my daughter?" The cellphone opposite was recording the video, and the room was full of people waiting to watch the show. Chen Mo signed the agreement and tore up the check. "In a year, your family's credit will be cut off, and suppliers will block the door. If you can still hold the cup steady at that time, I will give up." No one believed it. That night, he had 1,987 yuan and 30 cents left in his bank card. He registered three domain names at Zhichun Road Internet Cafe. One sold for eight thousand two months later. Twenty times in one and a half years. There is another one that will be available within a month. My ex-girlfriend who broke off the engagement sent me a text message. He didn't reply. Next to a name in the address book, there are three numbers: 2026. He didn't know what that meant either. He just remembered: In February 2009, the project code name of a certain game company was exactly the same as the domain name he had just registered. Live again. This time, he did nothing but register a few letters that no one wanted.