Zhou Qiao transmigrates into a book, becoming the arrogant, domineering young master of the Zhou family in a face-slapping wish-fulfillment novel.
Six months later, the protagonist, Song Yan, whom he bullied and intimidated, will be welcomed back into the Zhou family in a blaze of glory, leaving Zhou Qiao in a very awkward position.
But Zhou Qiao refuses to see reason. Instead, he blames Song Yan for ruining his relationship with his adoptive parents. After framing Song Yan again and again, he even smashes an ashtray into Song Yan's forehead in front of everyone.
The Zhou family patriarch, his eldest brother, kicks him out of the family.
Years later, the protagonist Song Yan builds his own business empire and becomes someone Zhou Qiao could never hope to reach.
All Zhou Qiao wants after transmigrating is to keep his head down for these six months. But, unfortunately, he's right in the middle of a terrifying scene the original Zhou Qiao carefully set up to scare Song Yan, and he gets so frightened that he bursts into tears.
Through tear-blurred eyes, he sees the protagonist Song Yan calmly push open a door splashed with red paint and step over a speaker playing spooky sound effects. But when Song Yan passes him, a little zombie with a deathly pale face, he lets out a quiet laugh.
Then Zhou Qiao discovers that his whole family has transmigrated too.
His parents, who used to be mild-mannered and easily swayed, now turn hostile at the slightest hint of anyone saying something bad about their precious son, Zhou Qiao.
His eldest sister, who used to be cold toward Zhou Qiao, runs all over the malls in City A to find him a birthday present.
His eldest brother, who once drove Zhou Qiao out of the family for Song Yan's sake, now glares daggers at Song Yan.
Song Yan doesn't mind in the least.
After all, he did steal their younger brother away.
Song Yan once thought Zhou Qiao was a ridiculous clown, but one day, the teary-eyed little zombie suddenly touched the softest part of his heart.
Theme: Treat everyone with kindness.
