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My Son Is Actually the Tycoon of Shanghai Circle

2026-01-13 Category: 0

My Son Is Actually the Tycoon of Shanghai Circle Plot:

Chen Jianguo, a fitter who has guarded the old lane all his life, has always worried that his son Chen Mo, 30, still has no stable job. Until one day, a group of men in suits blocked the lane entrance—his “unpromising” son turned out to be the hidden tycoon controlling half of Shanghai’s business! Chen Jianguo instantly goes from “the neighborhood’s laughingstock” to “the tycoon’s dad”: he has to handle the luxury villa his son gives him, fend off the endless socialites pushing for marriage with his son, and hide his “tycoon dad” identity from his old friends. But Chen Mo’s secret is even more touching: he’s a reborn man who came back to make up for his father—last life he was too busy with work to be with his dad for the last time, this life he wants his father to “win easily” as the “tycoon’s dad”. The collision between the warmth of the old lane and the glamour of the wealthy world, the father-son “reverse counterattack”, this funny yet tear-jerking “Tycoon Dad Cultivation Story” begins!

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