The Third-Generation Rich Kid of the Seventies

Synopsis: Shen Jiashu, the only child of the Shen family and a third-generation rich kid, was raised by his grandmother. From childhood, she taught him how to live off his parents. Shen Jiashu spent his days eating and drinking. One day, after getting drunk, he woke up in the 1970s as someone with the same name, who had also been raised by his grandmother. This time, though, he wasn't lucky enough to have a good father to sponge off. On top of that, there were four sons in the Shen family of this generation. They didn't need him. Loathed by everyone and unable to do hard labor, Shen Jiashu struggled through a few days before finally deciding to find himself a good father-in-law and keep living off someone else. Shen Jiashu's famous saying: Behind every successful man is a good father or father-in-law. Tang Niannian, the youngest daughter in her family, was sent to the countryside. So people wouldn't dare bully her, she told everyone she met, "My dad is a factory director." Then every day, she'd hide under the covers and cry in secret. Her dad was a factory director, all right. But he was her stepfather. The stepfather who sent her to the countryside for the sake of his own daughter. Shen Jiashu wanted Tang Niannian's father to become his father-in-law. Tang Niannian felt that whenever Shen Jiashu looked at her, his eyes lit up. And so they happily married. P.S. My other historical novel is stuck, so I'm updating this one first to get back into the swing of things. I'm more familiar with period dramas anyway... Content warning: The male lead is a rich kid from a wealthy family. He can't handle hardship or harsh words, and all he wants is to live off a woman. I really didn't mean to launch two novels at once. I originally planned to start this one first, so I scheduled its release. Then I suddenly decided to start another novel and forgot about this one... It launched on its own without me knowing. That's why there was a week-long break in updates... My other novel, The Original Wife's Daily Struggle as an Eighties Tycoon, is currently updating... Theme: Living off your parents won't get you anywhere. Sooner or later, you have to rely on yourself.