After Giving Up and Slacking Off, a Slacker Becomes Everyone's Darling Through Mind Reading

[Two Male Leads + Transmigration into a Novel + Family-Wide Mind Reading + Everyone's Darling + Sweet Romance + Romantic Push and Pull + Age Gap + Romantic Rivalries]

An Yubei transmigrates into a novel, becoming a cannon-fodder supporting character in a story about wealthy family power struggles-a stepping stone for the male lead's rise to success as he puts his enemies in their place.

The original owner of his body lost both parents and coveted the Ji family's fortune.

So he orchestrated a car accident to frame the Ji family's eldest son, Ji Shang, only to end up being sent to herd sheep on the vast grasslands by Ji Shang himself.

Opening his eyes in a completely unfamiliar world, An Yubei loses all motivation and decides to lie flat. Whatever happens, happens. He's done caring.

Actually, herding sheep wouldn't be so bad. All he wants is to be a quiet little shepherd.

Yet despite his total commitment to slacking off, An Yubei is allowed to stay.

Shocked, An Yubei can't help thinking, Staying won't do me any good either. The Ji family is about to go bankrupt, and the Zhou family will soon take their place. I'd be better off herding sheep on the grasslands.

Ji Shang: "...?"

Then the Ji family averts disaster and stabilizes its position.

Looking at the head of the Ji family, Ji Dongsheng, An Yubei thinks, Oh, Dad, you're being cheated on. The baby your darling young wife is carrying isn't yours. She and that man are plotting to steal your fortune.

Ji Dongsheng: "...?"

And so his darling young wife undergoes an amniocentesis, which proves that the child isn't Ji Dongsheng's. She walks away with nothing.

No matter how hard she thinks about it, the young wife can't understand how her watertight scheme was exposed.

An Yubei wants nothing more than to slack off, yet somehow the Ji father and sons end up pampering him like a little prince.

An Yubei: "How did the plot go off the rails???"

He really just wants to herd sheep.