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Of My Five Sisters, Four Begged Me Later
Of My Five Sisters, Four Begged Me Later Plot:
Lin Xiaochuan was the most invisible youngest son in his family. Among his five sisters, the eldest thought he was useless, the second laughed at his stupidity, the third was overly strict with him, the fourth always tricked his pocket money, and only the fifth defended him. Until he became a million-follower blogger through fresh produce live streams—when the eldest’s supermarket faced a supplier run, the second was cheated out of all savings by a scumbag, the third lacked connections for her child to enter a key primary school, and the fourth’s milk tea shop was squeezed out by competitors—the four sisters put aside their pride and came to him for help. Facing the sisters who once looked down on him, Lin Xiaochuan helped solve their problems while discovering that their "disdain" hid unspoken care: the eldest had saved a startup fund for him, the second secretly set him up on blind dates, the third asked others to find him a job, and the fourth saved the tricked money for his house. It turned out his desperate counterattack was just to let his sisters see: their little brother had long been able to shelter the family from wind and rain.
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