Am I an Unfilial Son?!

Lan Baozhao transmigrates.

He becomes a minor male character in a danmei novel, the kind who has fewer than ten lines in the entire book. In the end, after doing countless evil deeds, he’s brutally killed with a single palm strike by the main gong.

Oh, and he forgot to mention: that main gong is his biological older brother.

His father is so disappointed in his good-for-nothing son that, in the original story, he doesn’t even bother burying his corpse.

To stay alive, Lan Baozhao has no choice but to be a dutiful son, honor his elders, love his older brother, get along with the neighbors, and befriend his classmates. All he wanted was to find someone who would bury his body after his death. So why, when he’s close to dying, does everyone suddenly want him to live?

Especially his new wife...

Didn’t she hate how he never studied and thought about nothing but divorcing her? So why, just as he finally finds a chance to leave, does she take his hand, blush, and quietly tell him she’s pregnant?

Wait... what does she have?!

Cheerful, lively puppy gong × refined young lady shou

1. The gong goes from being hated by everyone to being adored by everyone. He suffers early on, then is doted on later.

2. The main character isn’t very smart, but he’s not an idiot (...).

3. No political intrigue. The main plot is a warm, happy family story where everyone gathers to make dumplings.

4. Family, friendship, and romance are given equal focus.

Theme: Friendship and love are both precious emotional experiences in life.