I’m the Lucky-Bringer Groom, and I Just Want to Live Off My Wife

Chu Xiaohe died suddenly at his workplace. When he opened his eyes, he discovered he'd transmigrated into a book.

He had landed in the novel he'd stayed up all night reading, as Chu Xiaohe, a cannon-fodder simp of a male supporting character.

In the book, he and another man both fell for the same woman.

But she didn't love him. Instead, she helped the male lead toy with him.

The original Chu Xiaohe's fate was easy to predict: he did all the work for someone else, then lost both his money and his love, became utterly disillusioned, and moved to the countryside.

Reborn with the Soft Rice System, he earns 10,000 yuan every time he lives off a woman, with no upper limit.

Once he finishes the novel's plot, he can be reborn with his bonus money and lie flat as a billionaire.

To avoid being sent to the countryside, he promptly agrees to a blind date and chooses a woman five years his senior, the daughter of a high-ranking official.

He becomes a good-luck groom. His wife is never home, he can spend her paycheck however he likes, and he doesn't have to work or have kids. He just goes “quack-quack” every day.

Living off a woman feels great for a while, and it feels great forever. By living off women, he'll reach the pinnacle of life!