Marry Into the Family in the 1970s? My Laid-Back Dad and I Rule the Compound

Her mother, back in the city, wanted to watch them make fools of themselves. She deliberately arranged for her former country husband to become a live-in son-in-law at a residential compound, then settled into a new home right across from his, waiting for the father and daughter to be thrown out in disgrace!

Six-year-old Lu Lean has just bonded with the Make Our Country Strong Top Student System and is fretting over how to get into the city and do research. Her laid-back dad slaps his thigh: “Free meals delivered to our door? We'd be fools not to take them!”

Father and daughter pack up overnight and head to the capital for him to become a live-in son-in-law, giving a harsh face-slapping to all the snobs who came to watch.

They thought the country bumpkin father and daughter would be forced to swallow their pride. Who knew the laid-back dad would charm his way around the compound and become a legendary idler nobody dared to mess with?

Meanwhile, Lu Lean lies flat and watches the show while constantly unlocking new cheats! Temperature-controlled greenhouses, new agricultural machinery, and cutting-edge military blueprints amaze the whole internet.

When her mother shows up with her stepsister, who gets perfect scores in both subjects, to put them down in every way, she's left stunned and furious on the spot!

The only thing to see is a crowd of leading Academy of Sciences experts filling their doorway, bowing fervently to the six-year-old: “Our little national treasure, the blueprints for the next-generation fighter are waiting for your approval!”

And the result? Her laid-back dad uses his silver tongue to thrive in his stepmother's family, becoming the “compound idler” nobody dares to mess with.

Meanwhile, Lu Lean snacks and watches the drama on her biological dad's path to becoming a kept man, while quietly producing temperature-controlled greenhouses, new tractors, and cutting-edge military blueprints...

Until one day, her mother brings her stepsister, who gets perfect scores in both subjects, over to put them down in every possible way.

But then she sees, to her horror, that the top experts from the national Academy of Sciences are crowding the threshold of the live-in son-in-law's home.

They call out fervently to six-year-old Lu Lean: “Our little national treasure, when can we get your approval on the blueprints for the next-generation fighter?”