In his previous life, Zhou Chen worked himself too hard and kicked the bucket at just forty.
He had made a fortune worth over a hundred million and married the woman of his dreams, but after he died, it all became someone else’s.
Reborn, he vows never to make the same mistakes again.
To hell with the rat race. To hell with working overtime and staying up late for his career.
Taking it easy is the way to go.
So, on a charity variety show at a nursing home, all the other guests work diligently, racking their brains and fighting for a chance to advance and stand out.
Zhou Chen is the only one who decides to slack off.
Unexpectedly, he hits it off with the residents and becomes the nursing home’s favorite.
The old men and women even make online accounts just to vote for him. Some of them have powerful connections and directly line up opportunities for him, flooding him with so many projects he can hardly keep up.
From then on, Zhou Chen’s path to becoming a megastar is an easy one.
Reporter: Mr. Zhou, didn’t you say you were going to take it easy? How did you become a megastar?
Zhou Chen can only give a helpless look. “I really just wanted to slack off...”
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When lotus leaves sprout, spring sorrow arises; when lotus leaves wither, autumn sorrow is complete. I know that as long as I live, my feelings will endure; I gaze wistfully at the riverbank, listening to the sound of the flowing water.
What talk of past lives and present lives, what talk of time travel and fantasy, is all just the writer's dream. In the dream there is a rainbow, and when the dream ends, there is only the sun, moon, stars, and wind.
Du Yuankai, throughout his life, shone with brilliance. His kinship with the imperial family is not worth mentioning; his achievements surpassed even those of Yang Shuzi. Soaring through the heavens, his power and prestige are undeniable; his literary brilliance was no burden. He built towering terraces and ponds, creating both wealth and fame—all the things he desired.