A sudden turn of events left Lang Fang a poor soul whose mother was dead and father was paralyzed.
When his grandfather heard the news, he couldn’t bear the fact that his son was paralyzed and passed away too. That left only Lang Fang and his older brother at home, with his brother shouldering the burden of their enormous family business alone.
When the rich second-generation kids in Beijing heard what had happened, they all applauded Lang Fang, saying that he’d started enjoying retirement while still young and had skipped decades of hardship compared to them.
But nobody knew that this enviable life was actually his lifelong nightmare.
His grandfather, who should have been dead, stood before him with a face identical to his older brother’s, calling him “my good grandson”...
Lang Fang: “Honestly, I really am lucky. I’m someone’s younger brother and someone else’s grandson. Other people only have one generation to worry about, but I’ve got two. Want some of this luck?”
Thanks to Na Wo Guan Le Yue Liang A for the cover.
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