When Wei Yuan, a rich second-generation playboy who only knows how to eat, drink, and have fun, transmigrates into Auntie Wei, who has worked herself to the bone and fallen gravely ill.
At fifty, Auntie Wei looks like she's in her sixties or seventies.
She has an absurd old husband.
Two sons: one narrow-minded, one honest and simple. Both are henpecked mama's boys.
Their wives are formidable, and the main ones responsible for making Auntie Wei's life miserable.
A daughter who married a city man.
Oh, right, and an unreliable family back home.
And so Auntie Wei died.
Wei Yuan is so furious his teeth ache. If not for them, would he have had such bad luck? At the very least, he should have transmigrated into the son of an official.
You want to be a cruel old person? Fine. Just watch me strip you all of a layer of skin.
