After Snagging a Stuffy Giant-Wealthy Daddy

Li Chu sought an end to his life by jumping into the sea, but he opened his eyes to find himself in 1980s Hong Kong. This was an era of rapid economic growth where skyscrapers lined the horizon and opportunities for wealth were everywhere. However, Li Chu was a penniless immigrant without any legal identification.

To make a living, Li Chu washed dishes during the day and promoted “fake liquor” at bars by night. To increase his sales, he dressed in women’s clothing. One night, a customer fell for his charms. Under the dim lights, a man of extraordinary bearing with deep, mixed-race features stared at him. With only a few words, the man bought his entire stock of alcohol.

Li Chu happily earned his first pot of gold. Shortly thereafter, a stroke of incredible luck occurred; he was identified as the long-lost young master of the Shau family, a top-tier elite clan in Hong Kong. Li Chu was bewildered. He knew there must be a mistake because he had traveled to this era in his own original body.

After hesitating for only a fraction of a second, the impoverished Li Chu suppressed his conscience and moved into the solemn, luxurious Shau Mansion. While he acted spoiled to win over the old Matriarch, he secretly planned to save enough money to leave quietly.

After spending half a month immersed in a life of luxury, a hungover Li Chu was caught red-handed at the front door. Standing on the white-and-gold spiral staircase was the tall man he had scammed a month prior. The man’s cold, dark eyes watched him with an unreadable expression. Li Chu sobered up instantly, his legs trembling so violently that he nearly knelt. A smiling servant introduced them by saying, “Master Chu, this is your Second Uncle, Shau Ting-yuet.”

Shau Ting-yuet is the renowned new-generation “Shipping King” of Hong Kong and the indisputable, conservative head of the Shau family.

Recently, the elite Shau clan became the subject of public ridicule because the young master they had painstakingly recovered turned out to be a fraud.

The public gossiped incessantly, speculating on how miserable the fake young master’s fate would be.

However, at a premier luxury gala, Shau Ting-yuet, who rarely attended such social functions made an appearance.

A sleepy Li Chu was tucked into his arms, yawning with impatient annoyance.

The crowd was stunned. In this city, no one dared to show such an attitude toward the Shipping King. Yet, the man’s expression remained unchanged as his gaze swept over the love bite behind the boy’s ear.

“Little One, you are so cute,” he remarked.

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One-Sentence Summary: The main story is complete. In 1980s Hong Kong, I am clinging to my husband’s golden thighs for support!

Core Theme: Success comes to those who dare to fight for it.