When Dr. Ma, with his sharp writing, thoroughly criticized "thief" Jerome Bonaparte and "robber" Nicholas I, and incidentally exposed the essence of Jerome Bonaparte's establishment of the Second Empire, he immediately gained a large number of fans.
"They" once again generously donated to the relatively "impoverished" Dr. Ma. Just from this one article, Dr. Ma received nearly 2000 British Pounds in succession.
This amount is equivalent to the income of a middle-class person in the London District for six months to a year, and that's for a relatively affluent middle class.
The suddenly wealthy Dr. Ma once again indulged in impulsive spending, even though his wife's, Yan Ni's, dissuasion was to no avail.
Yan Ni, having no way to deal with Dr. Ma, had to write a letter to a second-generation factory owner with the surname En, asking him to advise Dr. Ma to spend rationally.
