The Dutiful Son (Drama Transmigration)

[Pen name changed: formerly "Meow Cub Wants to Eat Grass." Find more completed male-lead romance novels on my author page!] What is an unfilial dutiful son? A man who obeys his parents without caring whether they're right or wrong. One day, President Xiao died and found himself in the body of a male supporting character in a family drama he had been about to produce. The character was an unfilial dutiful son who had bled his wife's family dry and worked them to the bone to support his parents and younger siblings. Awful relatives? Should he send them to farm in Vietnam or dig for ore in Africa? That was the question. The miserly construction foreman was living it up and down. To get his money's worth from what he had spent on dating and marrying his wife, the stingy foreman decided to take good care of his little rabbit. He couldn't let her get too tired, or fixing her up would cost a pretty penny... [Tucking paws] Reading Guide: 1. The male lead is a construction foreman. He isn't cultured or refined. Some material in the story is drawn from real-life experiences of people around me... 2. The male lead is a social menace with somewhat warped values, but don't worry. Later, he'll reform to please his wife and actively cooperate with the police... 3. There are some awful people early on, but they won't keep pestering them. The male lead can settle everything with a steel pipe... 4. The female lead is an ordinary little wife, the sort who always wants to wear cheap clothes and save money for her husband, no matter how rich he is... 5. Please don't dig up old rankings. I write ten thousand characters a day, so add this hardworking author's novel to your favorites... 6. I've also started taking advance reservations for my true-love series novel, [Ancient Taoist Priest in the Modern Era]... 7. The anti-piracy ratio is stated in the first sentence of the anti-piracy chapter. The male lead is a scoundrel by design, but his feelings are absolutely sincere. His character will improve later, too. The heroine isn't shameless; she's just an ordinary woman who manages the household. Please don't stir things up. I'll handle that myself... 9. I'll add more if I think of anything... Theme: