An Xintong has a neurotic mother and a father with so little energy that he can only take care of his son.
When she was young and reckless, she imagined growing up and giving these two uncaring parents a taste of their own medicine.
But fate loves to play tricks on her.
At eighteen, she sneaks away from a dinner gathering her mother arranged and becomes an adult with her own household registration.
“You're not registered in my household. Don't come asking me for money!”
Life is too hard, and she still has a soft heart.
When the grandparents who raised her fall ill and weep in the hospital, she quits her job without hesitation to look after them.
After quitting, she never manages to get back into the workforce.
Fate loves to play tricks on her. Just when she thinks she's hit rock bottom, she gets a Wealth Correction System.
Yep, a slacking-off worker System that had been quietly lurking on her phone for years without ever binding itself to her.
It comes with a sharp-tongued assistant, Faca, who falls asleep after assigning three tasks.
Their first conversation goes like this:
Wealth: “I'm your dad, so why bury me? I'm not dead!”
An: “I'm your dad. Whether you die today is up to me!”
[Ding! Fool detected. System locked on.]
An: I was wrong! You're my dad!
(I'm bad at writing blurbs. A realistic style, with family life and an ensemble cast focused on career growth.)
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Wang Po Sells Melons: A relaxed documentary about farming, with rigorous logic, everyone who reads it will have a happy life.