Following in My Mother's Footsteps

[Two Male Leads + Older Man/Younger Man + Beloved by All Bottom + Bottom Is Chaste + Top Is Not Chaste + Wacky Humor + Spoiled Brat]

[No logic, no morals, just writing whatever comes to mind]

There was once a plea for help that went viral online.

Question: Is it any use suing children who refuse to support their parents? Can they be forced to provide support?

All kinds of opinions fought it out in the comments.

Some said that no matter what, children had a duty to support their parents.

Others said some parents didn't deserve to be parents, all they ever did was take from their children.

A netizen with a lawyer ID from some law firm said it depended on the situation and that the relationship between the two parties had to be taken into account.

The original poster cautiously replied:

My 69-year-old wife passed away, and my 31-year-old stepson refuses to support me...

Someone asked below: Didn't you pay into a pension? The kid might be under a lot of pressure too.

Everyone had instinctively assumed the original poster was an elderly man, until he said:

I'm 25 this year. I'm not old enough to retire yet.

The commenters were all like: …???!!!

Commenter 1: Bro, you really don't want to put up with any hardship at all, huh?

Commenter 2: The son is older than the dad! This is seriously messing with my worldview.

Commenter 3: Easy fix. Just get your stepson to fall for you.

It was an offhand remark that would have been easy to miss, but He Chu took it to heart and resolved to put it into practice.

[Rich and Powerful Top Jiang Xu vs. Handsome but Proud Bottom He Chu, Constantly Pushing and Pulling]

P.S. He Chu and Jiang Xu aren't registered under the same household, and He Chu's mother and Jiang Xu were never legally married.