Skilled craftsman + doting dad to his daughter + women competing to pamper him + imagined romances and self-conquest + lighthearted comedy + no System + no golden finger + not reborn
After seven years as a stay-at-home husband, Zhou Jin gets divorced. To support his daughter, he takes a job as a massage therapist.
A cool, otherworldly female judge, an innocent artist with a fiery temper, a glamorous CEO, an aloof and proud doctor, a scheming, unhinged campus belle... All of them become his loyal clients.
Zhou Jin does his utmost to maintain his client relationships.
Once he's finally earned enough to quit, his clients refuse to let him go. They insist that bones and meridians recognize their owner, and chase after him demanding that he take responsibility!
Zhou Jin: I thought you were excellent clients, and you all want to seduce me!!!
(The male lead has a sharp tongue and loves money. At the slightest provocation, he'll pinch your numbing point.)
I suddenly had an idea. Since the author wrote about the spring of masseuses, this is generally not in line with common sense. After all, this profession is a relatively low-level service industry under people's inherent thinking. If the author did write it, is there a possibility that the author is engaged in this related industry, and through this book, he has satisfied the author's good expectations for himself to be a rich woman 😳 (Purely personal speculation, whim)
It's very beautiful, but I don't hope it will turn into a cultivator in the future.
Okay, it's pretty good-looking
Nice! Must look good! 😳