Lin Zhou was reborn in the year 2000 as a nine-year-old third grader.
The Family Business Protection System that came with him got caught in a temporal rift, split in two, and completely switched around.
The “Fatherly Love Is Like a Mountain System,” meant for his dad, was bound to him, while the “Filial Piety Moves Heaven System,” meant for him, landed on his laid-off chef father, Lin Guodong.
Their lives went off the rails on the spot.
With a child's face and a middle-aged man's soul, Lin Zhou nags his dad to eat breakfast, rubs his back and tells him to take breaks, and warns him to avoid unscrupulous vegetable sellers. He's become the most worried nine-year-old little housekeeper on the whole street.
Lin Guodong, a traditional strict father in his early thirties, is forced by the System to take his son's advice and praise him to his face. His pride lies in pieces, and he screams inwardly: I'm the dad here! Why do I have to humor him like he's some old man?
The neighbors wait for the Lin family to make a laughingstock of themselves, only to turn around and see the family's food stall become a sensation on Yuejin Road.
From a little alley restaurant to a community chain, from Jiangzhou's leading business to a national dining brand, father and son work together despite their switched roles, crushing their rivals' dirty tricks and breaking through the capital-backed blockade.
In his previous life, Lin Zhou's family was destroyed. In this life, with the help of a mismatched System, he turns everything around, saving both the family business and his loved ones.
Boy, it's so fun