Dad Slacks Off While Watching the Kid, and His Campus Belle Wife Can't Take It Anymore

[Urban] [Stay-at-Home Dad] [System] [Education] [Feel-Good Fiction]

At the annual gathering of business elites, his five-year-old daughter Nuonuo refuses to play the “Für Elise” her mother picked out and announces that she’ll improvise a piece called “The Sound of the Wind” instead!

As the music begins, the whole room falls silent. This never-before-heard piece, “The Wind of the City,” instantly soothes the weary minds and bodies of the business elites. A video of the performance goes viral, making her an overnight sensation!

But even more astonishing things are still to come. When master Chinese painter Chen Daoran sees her painting, “Wind,” he is so excited that he snaps his prayer beads and takes her on as his sole disciple right there on the spot. In a 4,000-meter race, Lin You effortlessly leaves professional athletes in the dust, moving at a strolling pace. The crowd is stunned...

Lin You was once a star in the advertising world. He quit his job to spend more time with his daughter, but his elite wife, Su Wanqing, sees him as a useless freeloader.

Then one night, after their daughter is plagued by nightmares from the pressure of her studies, Lin You’s paternal love awakens the [Idler Development System]. By “slacking off” with his daughter, he earns idleness points that he can use to exchange for all sorts of incredible skills!

Watching ants grants her extraordinary concentration; listening to the city’s sounds teaches her perfect pitch; playing in a bamboo grove lets her master the art of letting intention precede the brush...

Every seemingly pointless moment of “wasted time” helps his daughter amaze everyone at a crucial moment.

From math competitions to piano performances, from becoming a master painter’s apprentice to teaching at kindergarten, Lin You keeps proving the elite education crowd wrong in the most “useless” way possible, showing what true education really means!

This is the story of a “useless” stay-at-home dad’s comeback, and a profound reflection on the true meaning of education.