A story about a bottom who ends up in a world of men and wants nothing more than to find himself a good top.
Born to be a bottom, a pure 0, Zhang Rui says he can't help it. In this world, there are plenty of 0s but very few 1s, and finding a good top is no easy task. Who could have guessed he'd end up in a world of men? From then on, finding a high-quality top became Zhang Rui's daily preoccupation.
He's not great at domestic chores, but he can earn some money and live a comfortably modest life. He doesn't need to be rich; he just wants a happy home.
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An Kang didn't get to enjoy the good luck of eating a fried dough stick and two eggs. Instead, he drank a bowl of golden millet porridge. And just like that bowl of porridge, his life turned yellow.
When he opened his eyes again, he was in an unfamiliar ancient era.
Out of nowhere, he had gained an uncle, a cousin who'd read a martial arts story and now dreamed of roaming the world with a sword, a pair of mischievous twin cousins, and a classmate who was always eyeing him. Life was a complete mess.
At last, he got the chance to travel and study, to "read ten thousand books and travel ten thousand miles." But before he'd gone far, a newly made friend tricked him out of all his travel money. Then he was sold off to serve as a conscript.
Before he knew it, he was in a military camp, fighting two battles. The enemy's horses were fatter than ours? Their men were sturdier than ours? Unacceptable! An Kang made land mines that sent the enemy fleeing in panic. He bought chicks, then piglets, opened up vast fields to grow grain, and got down to the hard work of logistics.
What? The disabled soldiers in the army don't want to live because they're afraid they won't have a future back home? Come on, bring them over to farm. They'll earn money and learn new skills. They don't want to live? Then they'll write ten pages of calligraphy every day!
They were dragged into military service with long faces, but left one by one with beaming smiles. In the camp, we didn't just risk our lives, we learned too. Now we can go home without being illiterate!
After three years working in army logistics, An Kang returned home with his friends. His little brother Ping An could run, walk, and cause trouble, and even the family dog had switched sides. Before long, people began arriving with their whole families to seek his help. An Kang was at his wits' end. What was he supposed to do?
What else? Start a farm and open a factory. He would help everyone build a thriving life together.
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I knew his family was going to cause trouble; people like that should be made to wish they were dead.
They are all hardworking and good children.
The last chapter locked something, so the story is incomplete now 😭
Keep it up, author! When can you change "I" to "me"? It feels so strange to see it like this.
It's not a female aunt, since there's no woman in the picture; it should be a male aunt.
That's a bit unrealistic. Farmers don't usually kill chickens casually, and how many would you kill to make this fried chicken strips? Huh!
Mosquitoes are really nice people.
With such a good business, they should have enough money to build a house.
That's how kids are; they don't know how to hold their tongues.
If I don't follow along, I'll forget everything.