Hardship Builds Character? Sorry, We Believe in Paying to Win

Chen Mo transmigrates into the body of a good-for-nothing single dad saddled with a young child, and is forced to take part in the livestreamed show Life Swap: A Poor Family’s Survival Challenge.

The production crew confiscates the contestants’ wallets and makes them face a from-the-start “hell-mode” challenge.

Who could have guessed that Chen Mo would awaken the “Super Lazy Tycoon System”? Whenever he feels tired, he can solve any problem with money!

And so, the livestream takes a sudden turn:

Director: “Contestants must walk five kilometers to get to work.”

Chen Mo: “Walk? That sounds exhausting.”

The next second, a convoy of a hundred Rolls-Royces blocks the street, and Chen Mo climbs into the lead car in full view of everyone.

Director: “Contestants must earn their lunch through hard work.”

Chen Mo: “Work? My hands will get sore.”

Five minutes later, a Michelin three-star chef and his team arrive at his dilapidated rental, serving up an imperial feast.

Viewers across the internet: “You were supposed to experience everyday life. Why are you acting like an emperor on a royal progress?”

Chen Mo shrugs. “It’s not like I want to show off. I just can’t handle hardship.”

While other families are still arguing over a few bucks, Chen Mo has already bought the entire neighborhood and turned it into a private garden because he couldn’t stand how noisy the neighbors were...