Being a □□ Dad Is Hard

Please add my new novel, “I Became the Son of a Bankrupt Billionaire,” to your reading list.

One-line blurb: Why is it so hard to be a sugar daddy?

After years of struggling, Chu Xing was finally on the verge of making it big, but then his luck took a turn for the worse and he offended a whole bunch of people...

He wasn’t about to put up with that crap!

If he couldn’t make it as a star, he might as well go home and sell hot pot!

The powerful patron he’d rejected again and again wasn’t having it: “I’ll give you all the best opportunities. Everyone who bullied you can grovel at your feet. I’ll even let you order me around. After all this time, is that really your answer?”

He wanted to be a proper big shot with people clinging to his coattails, but in the end he became someone’s little shadow. Where’s the justice in that?

During an interview for a show, Chu Xing is asked:

“Who’s your favorite person?”

“Best. If I were good at games, I’d go pro with him.”

Zhou Cheng: ?????? You’ve got to be kidding me. Are you pretending I’m dead?

New novel blurb

Chai Jun always thought his deskmate Cen Bai was a pitiful little unlucky guy.

His family’s company went bankrupt, his parents divorced, and he suddenly had a younger half-brother born out of wedlock. Changing his fate through knowledge seemed almost impossible. His life had only just begun, and he was already defeated.

At least he liked sticking close to Chai Jun and was sweet and obedient, so Chai Jun was happy to shelter him.

Until he saw with his own eyes

Cen Bai lounging lazily on the sofa with a glass of wine, ignoring his stepmother’s tearful pleas as he spread all her scandalous affairs across the internet. The younger brother who used to throw his weight around was trembling with fear, and Cen’s father’s dream of making a comeback was shattered.

Only then did Chai Jun realize Cen Bai was a little wolf in sheep’s clothing. How could he like him even more? He could only spoil and indulge him, and fan the flames when necessary. He wouldn’t allow anyone to bully Cen Bai.

Cen Bai transmigrated into a novel as the son of a bankrupt billionaire, bringing a huge fortune with him. He’d planned to deal with the scum and then enjoy his life as he pleased, but the biggest villain in the book kept clinging to him. The worst part was, he couldn’t bring himself to refuse.

What should he do when his money just loves sticking to this guy?

Reader notice: This is fiction, fiction, fiction. Please don’t treat it as real. Many thanks, and please add it to your reading list.

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