The Day I Graduated, I Told My Family I Wasn't Going to Work

In his previous life, carrying his parents' hopes with him, he graduated from college, shouldered his pack, and traveled far from home, all to escape his farming roots.

But waiting for him were exorbitant rent, a cramped room, the loneliness of no one checking in on him, and a hometown he could never return to.

After dying in an accident, he was reborn in the year he graduated from college.

Given a second chance at life, when his family asked what he planned to do after graduation, he laid it all out for them.

"Dad, Mom, I don't plan to get a job ever again!"

"Working is exhausting, all for a few scraps of cash. You can't refuse your boss or clients' unreasonable demands, you're always on your own, and you can't save any money all year."

"Not get a job? What do you plan to do, then? You're still a student who hasn't even graduated. What could you possibly do?"

Facing his father's sharp questions, Su Chen answered loudly:

"I want to start my own business and run a little shop."

"You think running a business is easy? To run a business, you have to..."

Before his father could finish lecturing him, Su Chen slapped a wad of cash onto the table and said:

"Dad, I earned these five hundred yuan in a single day yesterday."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.