Max-Level Beloved, But I Just Want to Lie Flat

[The wealthy family’s laid-back fourth daughter × the doting daily life she shares with her five all-around brothers]

Gu Wanning was the fourth daughter of the Gu family. From the moment she was born, she was already at the finish line of life.

Her father was a business legend, her mother a top designer, and her five older brothers were all geniuses in their fields.

As for her, all she wanted was to be a quiet little slacker.

“Bro, about my allowance this month...”

“I’ve already transferred it to your account.”

“Bro, I want to eat Michelin...”

“The chef’s on the way.”

“Bro, my schoolwork...”

“It’s done. Just sign your name.”

While the other society girls competed to outshine one another, Gu Wanning wondered:

Should she spend today lounging in her private theater and binge-watching a show,

or head to her brother’s esports base to enjoy the air conditioning,

or ask her third brother to teach her “self-defense” (really, she just wanted to watch him beat up a punching bag)?

Until one day, her father finally lost patience:

“Gu Wanning! Can’t you have a little ambition?”

She leisurely pulled out a stack of certificates:

“Dad, I passed the level-ten guzheng exam last month.”

“This one’s for winning an international chess tournament.”

“Oh, right. The sponsor of Big Brother’s team is my classmate.”

The whole family stared in shock.jpg

The eldest brother, Gu Yi, quietly put away the pocket money he’d been planning to give his little sister: So I’m the real clown here?

The second brother, Gu Yan, pushed up his glasses: The real-life big shot I based the heroine of my fanfic on is actually my little sister?

The third brother, Gu Sen, fell into deep thought: So who taught me those fighting techniques last week?

The fourth brother, Gu Yang, gazed at her with shining eyes: Sis! Teach me how to do my homework!

The fifth brother, Gu Yi, immediately clung to her leg: My little sister is the best!

The Gu family’s survival rule: You can imitate Wanning’s laziness, but you can’t imitate her effortless success.