Fan Xian transmigrates back to the modern world and discovers that he’s not only become an uncle, but also a mega-influencer. He’s gone from being a penniless loser who couldn’t scrape together even ten yuan to a rich young playboy who jets around the world to chase celebrities.
After transmigrating to the modern world, Fan Xian looks back on his parents’ lives and sees how many chances they had to get rich. Even if they hadn’t struck it big, they could at least have avoided poverty. Yet their family always went from prosperity to ruin, their fortunes rising and falling dramatically.
Fan Xian concludes that they were easily satisfied and too proud, with no plans or foresight for their careers. Most importantly, they never learned from their mistakes, repeating them again and again.
Now that he’s transmigrated back, Fan Xian is determined to break the family curse: “People say their family has limited understanding, so they can only earn money within the limits of what they know, never beyond it.”
But making money as an influencer is just too easy, and Fan Xian soon loses himself. He starts living a life of lavish spending and decadent luxury, completely forgetting the “curse.”
The ancients were right: “Young men who rise to success too soon are likely to fall, while true greatness comes late.”
Wasn't it also written by Prince Xu? No dude, let me just talk about the novel. The saddest thing about the protagonists is that they are compared with Tang San, and the saddest thing about their character is that they have not yet been compared. Because you will find that compared to Xu Shizi, Tang San can only be said to be a villain, but our Lord Xu Shizi is a pure CS Tang San, and he can't even catch up with him.