Dressed as an abandoned daughter of a wealthy family, she relies on metaphysics to become a god

After "Father He" and "Mother He" got married, all the burdens of life fell on him alone.

After graduation, "Father He" found a job as a driver. Although he was good at the job, his salary could not support the He family's expenses.

Especially after "Mother He" gave birth to He Kaiyan, she often couldn't even afford the money for milk powder and heating bills.

"Father He" had to borrow money from all his relatives and friends to barely raise the child.

In order to reduce the burden on the family, "Mother He" also found a housekeeping job. She knew that her memory was very poor, so she only worked part-time for a few hours.

Of course, her salary was pitifully low, and she could only get the minimum basic salary every month.

"Father He" knows very well that this is not a solution. They are barely making ends meet now, but they still have to pay back the money they owe.

He had not yet fully settled his debts, and the number of IOUs really shocked him.

The amount of money they borrowed was as high as more than 50,000 yuan. This money did not bring any qualitative changes to the He family, but just prevented the three members of the family from starving or freezing to death.

So, "Father He" resolutely quit his stable job and became a truck driver.

Truck drivers at that time had a considerable income. He estimated that he could pay off the loan in about a year.

Life seemed to be getting better, and little He Kaiyan also felt the changes in the family.

Because he had some extra money, "Father He" decided to cultivate his son's interests and hobbies. He not only enrolled his son, who was still in elementary school, in piano and Go lessons, but also in mathematics Olympiad and physics.

Unfortunately, Xiao He and He Kaiyan are like two different people. He knows nothing about music theory and cannot understand those profound science formulas.

Instead of making him a well-rounded student with excellent grades, these courses weighed him down like a heavy burden.

He became more and more taciturn, had trouble making friends in class, and even his teachers often ridiculed him.

"You've signed up for so many cram schools, but I haven't seen any improvement. I think you should give up as soon as possible."

He once thought that this was the bottom of his life, but fate had no intention of letting him go.

"Father He" did not drive the car alone, but had a partner who took over the shift.

This guy is a very good driver and doesn't easily fall asleep, which can be said to have relieved "Father He" of a lot of burden.

But his shortcoming is that he likes to play cards. Not only does he like to play by himself, he also likes to drag people around him to play cards and mahjong together.

"Father He" had never touched this kind of thing, but under the influence of his partner, he gradually started to play it.

His partner told him that they played just for fun and didn't bet big money, just two dollars per hand.

At that time, "Father He" had already saved some money. When he went out driving, he would also carry a few thousand in cash in case of emergency.

Two dollars per game, even if he loses for an entire night, how much money can he spend?

With this idea in mind, "Father He" would go to his partner's chess and card room from time to time. At first, he had good luck and could win three to five hundred in one night.

After playing for a few days, not only did his wallet not lose any money, but it became bulger as if it had been inflated.

He seemed to believe that he was born with "good luck in playing cards" and gradually began to become unrestrained, even putting playing cards first and neglecting his own work.

But he overlooked the fact that since he could win three to five hundred in one night, he could lose more.