I Slap Myself Hard: Don’t Worry, Honey, I’ve Got This

In his previous life, Su Hao was a bastard. He was lazy and loved to drink. He would beat and curse his wife at the slightest provocation, and wouldn’t even give her and their child food. Despairing of life, his wife borrowed half a jin of meat on a sunny day, mixed it with pesticide, and ate it with their child. Then they both died. When Su Hao finally came to his senses, he was overcome with grief. He changed all his bad habits, built roads in his hometown, helped the poor, and led his fellow villagers out of the mountains. But he could never escape the twin mountains of regret and guilt in his heart. In the end, longing consumed him, and he died of illness in bed. Who would have thought that the System would give Su Hao a chance to start his life over? In this life, he will cast aside his old vices for good and turn his fortunes around. In an age when people can barely afford to eat their fill, he’ll lead his wife and children to prosperity and build them a wonderful life. “Reborn, I’ll spoil my wife and children rotten!”