Yu Mao considered himself an ordinary boy.
An ordinary family, ordinary intelligence. He had to work really hard just to get halfway decent grades, and finally made it from a county town to the big city of Shanghai.
He did the math. If he wanted to live comfortably in the future,
he'd have to work himself to the bone at a big company for at least thirty years without eating or drinking.
The working life was too exhausting.
It wasn't for a lazy guy like him.
That night, this straight-as-an-arrow guy buried his head in stories about pampered wives.
He was struck with sudden enlightenment and grasped life's great truth:
Better to be the boss's wife than to work for a living.
Theme: Protect every straight man on Earth
