Chen Chang'an transmigrated to a parallel world three years ago.
After spending years as an office drone in his previous life, he met the stunningly beautiful rich woman Wen Nuan after transmigrating. Faced with Wen Nuan's monthly "living allowance" of 300,000 yuan, a luxury apartment in the city center, and a carefree life with no need to work, Chen Chang'an didn't hesitate for a second. He decided to lie flat.
That is, until Wen Nuan's younger sister, Wen Rou, showed up at his door.
Seeing the sisters' names and faces, Chen Chang'an suddenly remembered a wish-fulfillment urban novel he'd read in his previous life, The Rise of Jiangcheng's Dragon.
The book featured a powerful and ruthless villain named Wen Hujiu.
Wen Hujiu had two daughters he cherished more than life itself.
The elder daughter: Wen Nuan.
The younger daughter: Wen Rou.
Every man who tried to get close to them either went bankrupt or disappeared.
The original protagonist, Wang Teng, earned Wen Rou's favor, clashed with Wen Hujiu, and eventually uprooted the entire Wen family.
When Chen Chang'an learned that Wen Nuan's father really was named Wen Hujiu, he panicked.
Other men had merely pursued Wen Hujiu's daughters. He, on the other hand, had already been kept by one of them for three whole years.
To save his own skin, Chen Chang'an decided to use what he knew from the original story to turn Wen Hujiu's attention toward Wang Teng. He did his best to pretend he was just a "live-in assistant on the payroll" at Wen Nuan's home, while secretly nudging the plot along and bringing Wang Teng into conflict with Wen Hujiu ahead of schedule.
But as the story began to change, Chen Chang'an gradually discovered that Wen Hujiu might not be the true villain after all, Wang Teng wasn't as righteous as he seemed, and Wen Nuan had known he was lying all along but had never called him out.
Worse still, Wen Rou had her eye on him, too.
It really looks good, like picking a thin one out of a hard one💩
Not bad, not bad, the plot is handled well, the protagonist and protagonist are funny and humane, not without brains, I hope it won't be discontinued😏😏😏
It's very interesting. Keep up the good work. It would be nice if the male protagonist could be more capable. It must be a single female protagonist.
Come on, come on, it's still very good O(∩_∩)O
Is Wang Teng secretly making money? Why is it that Wang Teng is included in several books I have seen recently? The male protagonist's plan is very abstract and does not feel consistent. Although the male protagonist is a social animal, it is difficult to evaluate his plan. I hope it can be more powerful.
Anyone who can still hold back after reading Chapter 26 is also a god.
Give it four stars to support it, and wait for half a year before talking about it. It's too short.
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