The Days After I Was Taken Home by a Ferocious Beast from a Wealthy Family

When Tang Qing hears that his benefactor is in trouble, not only has his career taken a hit, but he's also been harshly criticized. So he straps on a little bundle and comes down the mountain to repay the favor. His benefactor gives him a strange look, but still lets him stay. From then on, his career goes smoothly, and everything goes his way. Tang Qing thinks it's all thanks to him, so he changes back to his true form and goes to see his benefactor. "I'm a lucky cat. Surprised?" His benefactor rubs his cat ears and changes into his true form. "I'm a Pixiu. Surprised?" Tang Qing: "????" It isn't until later that Tang Qing discovers the truth: the fish kept at home is a real koi, the one crouching over the well is a living golden toad, the tree in the courtyard is a thousand-year-old money tree, and even his benefactor's bad luck was only because he'd been injured. Tang Qing: "...Damn!" Tang Qing thinks he's useless, straps on his little bundle, and sets off to leave. Who knew his benefactor would raise an eyebrow and say sternly, "How are you useless? It's getting cold, and I still need someone to warm my bed." Tang Qing: "????" The man rubs the fluffy little ball whose fur is standing on end, then calmly corrects himself. "I mean... I'm so rich, but I'm still missing someone on the household register to spend my money." A story about someone who thought he was the sugar daddy, only to accidentally cling to an even bigger golden thigh, and then cling so successfully that he can't get away. Theme: