Reborn: It’s Hard to Be a Lazybones

Lu Ning was gone. The troublemaker whom everyone in the little village called “Brother Scoundrel” had finally been kicked out of the house by his master.

Lu Ning left unwillingly, full of regret and heartache. But the moment he stepped onto the bus, all the villagers behind him cheered.

One villager exclaimed, “Heaven has finally opened its eyes! The troublemaker's gone. Now he can go cause trouble somewhere else. If he didn't leave, my second daughter would have become a nun!”

Another villager said, “At least you have a daughter. You've still got two sons, too. That kid of mine runs away the moment he sees a woman because of him. If he doesn't leave, the Bai family line will end with us!”

And so, Lu Ning, a “teacher” who had never attended a single day of school, left the village amid the “expectations” of every villager. He went from causing trouble in Ji Province to Shanghai, then from Shanghai to Beijing, until he became one of the people at the very top of the pyramid!