Living Off Someone Else’s Hard Work! It’s My Character
Eating soft rice for a living! That’s the character setting.
Other quick-transmigration protagonists become saviors in their mission worlds, big shots, or legends who defy fate. Fang Zhiyuan is different—he bound himself to a "soft-rice system" and professionally becomes a pretty-boy schemer, a live-in son-in-law, a full-time kept man.
One moment he was a hapless guy killed by a falling person who jumped off a building; the next, he was reborn as a bookish top student from a poor mountain area.
The system 188 tells him: you cannot work hard to improve yourself, you cannot earn money on your own, you can only build your fortune by relying on rich and beautiful women, by becoming a son-in-law and walking to the peak of life.
Looking at the products in the shop that catch the eye, Fang Zhiyuan silently accepts the rule that "soft rice is the hard truth."
From science-top scorer to the god of study in Jinghua, with a face so breathtaking it is shocking and a blunt, bookish personality that is suffocatingly direct, he accidentally enters the gaze of the top capital circle.
While others are still worrying about research funding, he has already won the favor of angel investors and is eating soft rice with great relish—after all, scientific research investment often runs to a huge sum, and with this bowl of soft rice, even major national projects can be pushed forward a few generations in passing.
And System 188’s database tells him: this is only the beginning.
From a lazy hillbilly in the 1960s, to a frail scholar in the 1950s, to a millennium-era wealthy marriage alliance—each transmigration is a hard battle over how to eat soft rice with complete justification.
This is a story of a man changing the world by eating soft rice. From mountain village to the capital, from the present day to different eras, Fang Zhiyuan proves with action: eat soft rice well, and the technology tree grows earlier; be a stable live-in son-in-law, and national fortune rolls forward.
Eating soft rice hard is the real skill.
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