I Just Wanted to Slack Off, But I Became a Superstar Instead

Zhou Chen died at forty—overworked, burnt out, and betrayed. His fortune? Stolen. His goddess wife? Gone. Reborn with a second chance, he makes a vow: no more hustle culture, no more late nights grinding for success. When a charity reality show throws him into a nursing home with fame-hungry competitors, Zhou Chen does the unthinkable—he actually relaxes. While others scramble for screen time, he bonds with the elderly residents over tea and stories. The seniors adore him so much they create online fan accounts, vote en masse, and pull strings with their powerful connections. Opportunities flo…