What if my wife kicked me out of the house and separated because of debt?

I have been married to my wife for half a year and have known her for more than a year. A lot has happened this year. My wife has a bad temper. I don't feel guilty about the life she wants, so I tolerate her and obey her, and I won't let her do any housework. But after quarreling with me many times, she will lose her temper when cooking late (because I don't get off work until six o'clock in the evening, and she is waiting at home to buy food and wash). If I don't collect my clothes in time, I will lose my temper. If I drive in the wrong way, I will lose my temper. Anyway, I lose my temper very easily. I've been putting up with it. This time, I moved out, although she kicked me out, because before I met her, I lost both my business and my decorator. I was in debt1200,000, but I didn't tell her before I got married. Now there is a car worth about1350 thousand. After buying it for less than two years, my wife forced me to sell my car to pay off my debts. I didn't agree. I said I could make money and pay it back slowly. She said that these debts affected her life, but I didn't let her pay back any of them. Although I didn't make much money, I always insisted on paying family expenses, including utilities and rent. I'm under great pressure, but I never think I'm tired. Before we met, she bought a suite with a loan and paid back 10 thousand a month. I can't help her return it now. She earns money to pay the mortgage every month, and the pressure of life is almost entirely on me. I never complained, but she ruthlessly kicked me out of the house we rented together because of my debt. I live in my parents' house now, and it takes me three hours and 80 kilometers to commute. I am very tired every day. She has been kicked out of the house for half a month. She has no intention of letting me go back. The other day, I said I would take her to buy clothes and eat seafood buffet. She hung up the phone without solving the problem of what to eat. She didn't get a license from me after half a year of marriage, and she didn't want her children to say that I was too poor. I don't care. After all, I am heavily in debt, and she is afraid that getting a license will affect her. My parents are heartbroken because of me, and often blame me for staying at home with her. I got married because my wife was so heartless. Their family didn't pay back a penny and didn't get any dowry. As a result, they all cried at last I have been struggling recently, whether to compromise with her or not, and I am sad to sell my car to pay off my debts. But I think my wife and I are not United. I don't know what difficulties I may encounter in the future, but it will do us great harm if I don't compromise.