Debt Million: I Turned My Life Around by Writing Novels

At fifty, Xia Ye had become a joke. After working like an ox for over twenty years at the company, advancing funds for the boss and lending money to colleagues, he was kicked out by his leader after heart surgery, forced to transfer to a lower position with a pay cut. At his wit's end, his wife discovered his secret, and the whole company heard his debt collection calls—he had hidden from everyone that he owed over a million. Pushed to the edge of a cliff, the rival company's President Xu approached him: "I'll lend you 600,000 to take down my old rival!" Everyone expected him to take the money and run, his family broken. But Xia Ye fought desperately: by day he straightened out the production line, carving a bloody path; by night he picked up the keyboard, turning industry secrets and a lifetime of frustration into a novel. Unexpectedly, the novel became a hit overnight, royalties poured in, and it became his first pot of gold for a comeback! Months later, he paid off his debts and became a rising business star. Meanwhile, those who had schemed against him faced bankruptcy, and in desperation knelt begging him: "President Xia, give us a hand..." Xia Ye smiled: "Sorry, you're not even qualified to be villains in my novel." — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Debt Million: I Turned My Life Around by Writing Novels — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠