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  1. My Dad Is Lei Jun! From the Start, He Kicked Me Out of the House! Urban661k WordsCompleted 【Father-Son Daily Life + Lighthearted Comedy + Lottery System + Rise to Power + Technology Makes the Nation Strong!】Lei Yang was born into Lei Jun’s family, already knowing the truth about rich second-generation kids: there’s no need to start a business. So he chose to lie flat! Lei Jun couldn’t stand it and kicked him out of the house! Who would’ve thought that kicking him out would turn him into a winner at lying flat!? A few years later, the Lei family had two supreme tycoons! Lei Jun was the 15.2kReads7.4Score752Shelves
  2. My Dad, Lei Jun! He Said, "I Beg You, Treacherous Son, Please Stop Acting!" Urban131k WordsOngoing [Artificial coding is not Ai + daily life of father and son + relaxed and funny + rejuvenating the country through science and technology] After being transformed into Lei Jun's son, Lei Ze is bound to the Nizi system. As long as he makes actions consistent with Nizi, he can exchange for top black technology. The rich second generation respectfully calls him "a synonym for good-for-nothing", netizens ridicule him as "the silly son of a landlord", and business circle bosses mock him as "a dou who 9kReads—Score428Shelves
  3. Deadbeat Warlord: I Use My Acting Skills to Make the Japanese Cry! Urban151k WordsCompleted [Great Warlord + Seizing Territory + Making the Japanese Pay + If You’re Not Satisfied, Call Me] Good news: short-drama actor Zhang Hao transmigrated into a warlord! Bad news: his warlord father had just died, someone was after his power, and everyone knew Zhang Hao was an idiot! The Japanese thought Zhang Hao was “stupid, greedy, and easy to handle,” and wanted to control him so they could plot against China. Zhang Hao took the opportunity to borrow money to shore up agriculture. When repaymen 713Reads—Score—Shelves