Powerful, influential true big shot vs. gossip-loving, utterly laid-back slacker; older man/younger man
A universally adored receiver, a domineering CEO top, an ocean of melodramatic angst, and a future child prodigy: all the necessary ingredients for a story about running away while pregnant.
After transmigrating into a book, Wang Yu'an looks at his character card.
Oh, so he’s one of the “many” in “dog-blood melodrama,” one of the many people in the runaway-with-a-baby story: the neighbor Wang.
Thinking of the protagonist top’s methods, his vision goes dark. No, man, you and I have the same role in bed, get it? We’re not love rivals. Can you stop trying to destroy the Wangs just because the sky is falling?
Thinking of the story’s ridiculous plot, Wang Yu'an decides:
He’ll write an autobiography first, just in case.
And so The Old Wang Watches a Runaway Pregnancy appears out of nowhere and becomes an instant hit.
Netizens applaud: Yes, that’s exactly the vibe! I love watching rich-family feuds!
Old Wang’s book is taking off, but he himself seems to have fallen into a dilemma:
The protagonist top’s uncle has been showing up a lot lately. As the only person who can keep the protagonist top in check, Wang Yu'an had been more than happy to have him drop by.
But how did “drop by a lot” turn into “every night”?
Wait, Qi Yu, shouldn’t you be keeping an eye on your nephew, who gets red-eyed at the drop of a hat? What are you doing coming after me, Old Wang?
The little prodigy’s point of view:
In my life, there’s my dad, whom I need to protect, and a bunch of other uncles who keep coming around to bother me. One of them has been showing up every day lately, claiming he’s my dad. What nonsense. I just don’t want to acknowledge him.
Oh, and there’s the neighbor, Brother Old Wang, who talks a lot but isn’t that annoying. He tells me to call him Old Wang, while Dad says I should call him Brother. And there’s my great-uncle, who hardly talks but is really impressive.
But Great-Uncle has been acting strange lately. Why does he keep asking me to call Brother Old Wang something else?
1. Silly, lively comedy with a bit of child-rearing, but Old Wang doesn’t give birth.
2. I haven’t figured out the rest yet, but it will definitely have a happy ending.
Theme: Encourage everyone to bravely pursue love.
