Wo Zai Yi Shi Chi Ruan Fan

On the night of a once-in-a-century blood moon, Zhang Hao collapses without warning. When he awakens, he finds himself in a world that is both familiar and utterly alien—a reality where the fundamental attributes and social roles of men and women have been completely reversed. In this new order, it is women who court men, pay extravagant bride prices, and are expected to be the primary breadwinners. Men, now a precious and protected minority, are celebrated for managing the household and embracing domesticity. A woman without a car or a house to her name faces social scorn and struggles to find a husband, while the very notion of a man pursuing a woman is considered archaic and strange. Thrust into this topsy-turvy society, Zhang Hao struggles to navigate a world that demands he be a kept man. His every instinct rebels against the passive, domestic role now expected of him, clashing with the modern values he once knew. As he grapples with his new reality, he finds himself branded as just another man looking for an easy life. But for Zhang Hao, this isn't a dream come true—it's a personal crisis. He is desperate to reclaim his autonomy and prove that he is more than just a dependent in a world that has rewritten the rules of love, marriage, and masculinity. "It's really not that I want to eat soft rice! I also want to be a real man!"