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The System Told Me to Spoil My Wife, But I Got Rich Because of Her
The System Told Me to Spoil My Wife, But I Got Rich Because of Her Plot:
Lin Chuan, an ordinary office worker, suddenly binds to a “Wife-Spoiling System” which forces him to meet all his wife Su Xiao’s demands—otherwise, he’ll face punishments like public embarrassment or financial loss. At first, he sees it as a nuisance, until he stumbles upon Su Xiao’s half-year-old business plan for a “community fresh produce团购” (group-buying). To complete the system’s tasks, Lin Chuan is forced to become a “supportive husband,” helping her negotiate with suppliers and attract customers. Unexpectedly, the business booms—they pay off their mortgage and open chain stores. But when the system upgrades, demanding he “spoil her with sincerity,” Lin Chuan realizes: he’s long turned “tasks” into “heartfelt actions,” and Su Xiao has always known his “reluctance” but played along with a smile…
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