In his previous life, Liu Aiguo was handsome, brilliant, highly educated, backed by abundant resources, and seen by everyone as a promising talent with limitless potential. So he worked himself to the bone in the rat race for his entire life.
Though Liu Aiguo eventually lived up to everyone's expectations and became a successful man worth billions, he reached the age of fifty-seven without ever enjoying a single day of leisure. In the end, he collapsed in his company's office before he could even retire.
In this life, he unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of a fool who has a family of eighteen martyrs and is himself a martyr's dependent and a person with polio, supported by the state.
Faced with such a hopeless start, Liu Aiguo declares: “This Second Master isn't joining the rat race this time. I'm treating this whole life as my retirement.”
