As a millionaire, why did he die of poverty?

That night, Wendy dreamed that she was going to heaven, but she couldn't. When he was at his wit's end, a yellow-headed man gave him a helping hand. Emperor Wen looked back and found that the yellow-headed wolf had an obvious feature: the belt passed through his back and tied a knot.

The boatman Huang Toulang is responsible for the navigation of the ship. As civil servants, these boatmen are all equipped with uniform uniforms. Because they all wear small yellow hats, they are called "yellow-headed wolves".

When she woke up the next day, Wendi Deng's first task was to find the benefactor of her dreams. Looking for it, on the platform in the middle of Cangchi, Wendi finally found a helpful boatman. Most leaders who care about their subordinates have to ask questions like "what's their name and where they live". Wendi Deng is no exception. So the boatman reported his name as Deng Tong. Deng and Deng are homophonic, Deng is not Deng; Deng Tong, isn't this a great success? What a coincidence! Liu Heng, the emperor of the Han Dynasty, was overjoyed and lost his tooth.

In the following days, Deng Wendi liked Deng Tongen very much, giving him bonuses and promoting him constantly. Sometimes, Wendi Deng will make a special trip to Fudeng and Deng Tong to play. With Wendi's protection, you can rest easy. You told me to die, but I had to die. On the contrary, if the emperor wants you to be rich or expensive, can you at least make the Forbes list?

But this is not the case. One day, Emperor Wendi invited a fortune teller to tell Deng Tong's fortune. The superior pointed to a calculation and only said four words: "When the poor starved to death." Do you believe that the emperor's minions will starve to death? Wendi felt incredible: "You can make a fortune, and I can also make a fortune", so Wendi gave him the copper mountain with tight roads in Shu County and allowed him to make his own coins. Soon, Deng Tong became a millionaire.

The richer Deng Tong is, the more absurd his prediction becomes. People count PK days, and they seem to take advantage. However, it didn't take long for the problem to come out: Deng Wendi liked Deng Tong, but his son Liu Qi didn't. Liu Qi is the future emperor of Han Dynasty.

Why does Liu Qi hate Deng Tong? We have to start with a disgusting thing.

It is said that Wendi Deng suffered from a malignant abscess, and Deng Tong "often coughed and sucked sputum". In other words, Deng Tongjing often used his mouth to help Wendi suck the pus out of the sore. One day, Wendy was a little depressed. He asked Deng Tong, "Who loves me the most in the world?" Deng Tong replied, "It should be a prince."

A few days later, Qi came to visit Wendi. Without saying anything, Wendi Deng asked the prince to help him suck pus.

Wendi is both a father and an emperor. At his request, the prince naturally agreed. In the process of sucking, the prince's expression is quite painful. Can it be painless? Pustules are pustules. Just grow on your ass.

Later, Liu Qi heard that Deng Tong often helped Wendi suck pus. "The prince is ashamed, so he hates it." In this way, the former, the capital of scenery, is abnormal enough to measure the degree of love by "sucking pus"; The latter hated his lieutenants for trifles. Such a pair of fathers actually created the "governance of cultural scenes" in the Western Han Dynasty.

Anyway, the prince just hates Deng Tong. After Liu Qi acceded to the throne, Deng Tong was first dismissed and stayed at home. Then, someone reported that Deng Tong "stole money from the outside". As a result, all the property of Deng Tong was confiscated. At this time, Deng Tong still owed "one million dollars". In the blink of an eye, Deng Tong changed from an enviable super-rich man to an unfortunate super-negative person.

Under the care of Emperor Jing, Deng Tong was penniless and finally starved to death. In other words, Deng Tong's death actually confirmed the terrible prediction of "hunger". When people calculate PK, it seems that they have won a decisive victory.

When Emperor Wendi was in power, his career was successful. Emperor Jing ascended the throne, and General Deng was down and out. In this sense, Deng Tong's death has nothing to do with human settlement. Deng Tong's fate depends entirely on whether the authorities help him or kick him.