Su Chen is the Lu family’s live-in son-in-law and a full-time househusband.
His wife is a rising young singer who can’t get her hands on a good song, his mother-in-law is a faded screen legend with no acting jobs, his sister-in-law leads a third-rate girl group, and his younger sisters-in-law can’t produce anything worth painting or write a literary hit.
Every woman in the family is hitting a wall in her career, and they take all their frustration out on him.
“What can you do besides cook, you grown man?”
The day he is driven to jump into a river, Su Chen activates the [Earth Civilization System].
The System says: Five thousand years of Earth’s civilization, music, film and television, literature, painting, cooking… I’ll teach it all to you. There’s only one condition: you must make these works shine in this world.
Su Chen only wants to quietly build a side business, save enough money, and leave this family.
But the first song he releases under the name “Ye Weiyang,” “Tomorrow Will Be Better,” sets the entire Huazhou music scene ablaze.
Everyone is searching for the mysterious female songwriter
No one knows she’s actually a househusband who spends every day in an apron making breakfast.
Even fewer know that “Qing Mo,” who sweeps the literary charts; “Wuming,” who stuns the art world; and “Yingzi,” who transforms the film and television industry… are all the same person.
When all his secret identities stand at the top, and the whole world is guessing who these geniuses really are
Su Chen ties on his apron and calmly asks, “Would you like braised pork or sweet-and-sour ribs for dinner?”
