Reborn in 1986: From Hoping My Father Would Become a Dragon to Having a Father Who Could Rival a Nation

Lin Xia wakes up reborn in 1986.

That was the year the CCTV adaptation of Journey to the West first aired, bringing the streets to a standstill.

That was the year Ma and Xiao Ma were still nobodies who didn't even know to put their hands in their pockets for photos.

That year, Lin Xia was seventeen, full of youthful energy.

Get a job? Not in this lifetime. The only way I can get by is if my dad becomes a dragon.

Born in an age of great opportunity, Lin Xia wants nothing more than to lie flat.

“Mom and Dad support me until I'm thirty, then my wife supports me from thirty to fifty.”

“My son supports me from fifty to seventy, and my grandson supports me after seventy.”

Leech off Dad at twenty, my wife at thirty, my son at fifty, and my grandson at seventy.

The path is already laid out. The urgent task now is to make Dad rich.

It all starts with a dilapidated car factory.

Years later, his father has become a dragon, rich enough to rival a nation. Lin Xia stays true to his original goal and goes right on playing music and lying flat.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.