Yuan Zaishao had enjoyed eighteen years of a young master's life, just waiting for his mysterious, wealthy father to show up so he could inherit the family's vast fortune.
Sure enough, on the day of his coming-of-age ceremony, his father, with whom he'd only ever communicated by letter, made a grand entrance and formally passed down the family fortune:
A whole stack of romance novels.
What?! I'm not the young master of a wealthy family? I'm the next butler to the young master?
The considerate butler who says, "The young master hasn't smiled like that in a long time," when the young master brings Cinderella home.
Yuan Zaishao felt as if the sky had fallen. And worse, the real young master he was supposed to "serve" was the very rival he'd fought with every day at school.
Just two hours ago, he'd been standing in front of him, throwing his weight around and saying, "Call me Young Master Yuan, and I'll buy you a Mixue Ice Cream and Tea."
After becoming a butler, Yuan Zaishao devoured romance novels from all ages and countries, especially stories featuring butlers, day and night, in order to take responsibility for the family business.
Everyone in class was curious why Yuan Zaishao had gone from needling Pei Zhirang every time he saw him just to make himself known, to following him around and calling him "Young Master" every other sentence.
Yuan Zaishao had no choice but to lie: "Yes, I'm secretly in love with him."
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At a serious company meeting, a group of white-haired senior shareholders stared wide-eyed at the milk tea in front of them.
Pei Zhirang opened the conference room door, saw the scene, and couldn't help laughing. He gestured for Yuan Zaishao beside him to explain.
Yuan Zaishao lowered his gaze and bowed his head. "Didn't you say I could just serve the tea I usually drink, Young Master?"
Pei Zhirang: /smiles.
In the silent conference room, Yuan Zaishao watched Pei Zhirang's mouth twitch and read the room before delivering the famous line:
The young master hasn't smiled like that in a long time.
Pei Zhirang dragged him outside. "There's no one else here. According to the plot, I'm supposed to pin you against the wall, eyes reddening and voice hoarse as I whisper sweet nothings to you."
Theme: A positive change in attitude
It feels like the parents signed a contract of sale for generations without the child's knowledge, but they dare to kidnap their son morally? It is normal for parents to raise children, and what he spends is his own family's money, which is not illegal income of his parents, but a normal salary. When he grows up, a man he has never seen since he was a child suddenly pops up and says that he is his father, and he also signed a contract of prostitution for generations. Even if he is not directly rebellious, he should be grateful for his kindness.
This is really too much. Does a four-year-old child take everything he says seriously? What do you know at that age? The young couple sees each other every day, and the child doesn't see his father until he is eighteen. The father doesn't care whether the mother teaches him or not. If he doesn't grow crooked, it's just smoke coming out of the ancestral grave. And he talks about secretly seeing the child, an invisible father's love? I'm really speechless.
How can I put it, the feeling of a slave giving birth to a child in a modern family has suddenly changed, ah, even if you substitute Motoko casually, it will feel suffocating. It gives people the feeling of "Why?" Alas, it feels uncomfortable, but I want to see the reversal.
This thing doesn't treat his son as an independent individual at all. It seems that his son was born to serve his master's family. And without saying anything in advance, it would be difficult for anyone to accept that the classmates are all equal individuals and suddenly feel inferior to others. It seems like an NPC. In a very absurd world, I am the only one awake and being brainwashed.
In ancient times, the people who followed the founding emperor were good. Why didn't he become a minister, but instead became a eunuch? Didn't the protagonist's dad say he would conquer the world with Gong's dad? Why did he owe them money and have to sign a deed of betrayal? And directly kidnap the protagonist morally? This kind of behavior after not seeing each other for more than ten years is really annoying.
Mr. Yuan: The relationship is great. The young couple has been on their honeymoon for so many years. Who am I, Chu Yuxun by the Daming Lake!
Crazy, what a strange couple
Jump directly to this chapter. What do you think? This is also written.
To arrange this kind of housekeeping work, there is no need to be so isolated from others. Just write about the ancient background, that is a family-born son, a loyal slave!
Don't know why? Anyway, I don't like this dad.