Back to the Sixties: I Refuse to Be a Live-In Son-in-Law

No showing off just to humiliate others, and no golden finger. The early part is mainly a period novel, focused on everyday life: farming, hunting, getting married, and family squabbles. Later, the male lead decides to change his fate. He stops cowering in fear and lets go of the entanglements from his past life. Drawing on the experience of living two lives, he moves between the underworld and the legitimate world, and makes a name for himself in business.

Good things take time. I’ll write at my own pace, and you can read at yours. Let’s see how, after regretting his life as a live-in son-in-law and being reborn with a second chance from Heaven, he rises from an obscure village rascal to a business tycoon with connections on both sides of the law after the reforms and opening up!

When it rains, it pours. “Heartless bastard” Pan Jiangping lives in an abandoned, dilapidated house in the village. Rain drips through the roof and fills a basin on his bed. After going hungry for days, Pan Jiangping is about to pick up the basin and pour out the water when lightning strikes him, leaving him smoking!

News of a live-in son-in-law who abandoned his wife and child and was struck by lightning spreads across the internet...

When he opens his eyes, everything before him is red. Auspicious wedding characters cover the courtyard, and a crowd of familiar faces beams as they bustle around him!

“Congratulations! Even Pan the Second has found himself a wife!” This is the scene from the day of his engagement, when the villagers came to help his family...