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Why Are You Crying After Stealing My Midas Touch?

share time: 2025-10-07 12:30:54

Lin Xiaoman’s Midas-touch ring was a relic from her late mother. She’d mustered courage for three months to use it for her grandma’s surgery fees, only to have it stolen by Su Xiao—her best friend who’d always envied her “luck.” Su Xiao used the ring to turn luxury goods into gold and flaunted them on social media. But three days later, she showed up at Xiaoman’s door with red eyes: she’d touched her dad’s 18th-birthday necklace with the ring to pay his gambling debts, turning it into an irreversible gold block. Her dad held the “degraded” necklace and cried, “I don’t need you to trade your ‘heart’ for my debts.” Taking back the ring, Xiaoman finally understood the real price of the Midas touch: not failing to make money, but losing the “heartfelt moments” more precious than gold.

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