He unexpectedly becomes a father at the start of his life, and the mother of his child is a national

Chen Hao briefly recalled all his assets, including profits from stock trading, income from selling paintings, and all income from writing books, and then replied softly:

"Including all previous earnings, the total assets are now approximately 50 million."

Upon hearing this, Lin Caiwei was stunned. Her pupils dilated slightly, and she blinked subconsciously, thinking she was hallucinating and unable to believe her ears.

"How much?" she couldn't help but ask again, her voice slightly stiff.

"More than fifty million." Chen Hao's tone was calm, without the slightest boasting, as if he were talking about something extremely ordinary.

The living room fell silent instantly, with only faint breathing sounds remaining, creating an exceptionally tranquil atmosphere.

Lin Caiwei stared blankly at the man beside her, her heart churning with disbelief.

It's only been a few months, but everything is still vivid in my mind.

A few months ago, Chen Hao was just an ordinary delivery rider who worked rain or shine, navigating the city streets and alleys on his electric bike every day.

Braving wind and rain, working hard for a month, the income is only seven or eight thousand yuan, barely enough to make ends meet.

But now, this man, sitting calmly beside her with gentle eyes, casually tells her that he already has assets worth fifty million.

Such earth-shattering changes are so shocking that they are hard to accept at first.

"How...how did you do that?" Lin Caiwei's voice was slightly hoarse, filled with disbelief.

"It's just the income I've accumulated little by little from stock trading, selling paintings, and writing books," Chen Hao explained simply, without embellishment.

"But this speed is too fast, it's completely illogical..." Lin Caiwei still couldn't calm down. He had accumulated wealth in just a few months that an ordinary person might not be able to earn in a lifetime.

"It was just good luck; I caught a few favorable market conditions and opportunities."

Chen Hao smiled and brushed it off lightly, without going into detail about his system's enhancement and accurate judgment.

Lin Caiwei stared at him for several seconds, her heart filled with mixed emotions, and slowly shook her head:

"Chen Hao, I feel like I've never really understood you. I need to get to know you all over again."

Chen Hao smiled gently upon hearing this, his tone sincere and simple:

"There's no need to get to know me again, I've never changed. I'm still the same person who will cook for you, patiently take care of Sisi, and steadfastly stay by your side."

Lin Caiwei felt a warmth in her heart and instantly felt much relieved.

She carefully recalled every moment they spent together, remembering his specialty braised pork ribs, the taste of which was always just right for her.

I remember him patiently and meticulously teaching me how to fry an egg, without ever getting tired of it.

I remember how he clumsily but earnestly braided Sisi's hair, his technique clumsy yet exceptionally gentle.

These small, heartwarming everyday moments are genuine and cannot be faked.

Even though he is now worth tens of millions, his inherent gentleness and steadfastness have never changed.

"That's true." Lin Caiwei couldn't help but smile, the shock in her eyes slowly fading, leaving only a sense of peace.

Sisi, who was lying on Chen Hao's lap, couldn't understand the adults' conversation. She only noticed that her parents had stopped chatting, so she immediately raised her little head, looked at her father and then at her mother, with a curious expression.

"Mommy and Daddy, what are you whispering about? Sisi wants to hear too! Don't whisper!" the little one pouted and said in a childish voice.

Lin Caiwei gently patted her daughter's head and coaxed her with a smile, "We're saying that our dad is really amazing, super awesome."

Upon hearing this, Sisi immediately puffed out her little chest with pride, her face beaming with smugness: "Sisi already knew! Daddy is the most amazing person in the world!"

In the afternoon, the weather was pleasantly comfortable, so Chen Hao drove Lin Caiwei and Sisi out for a walk in the park near their home.

This park is very close to the community, so there's no need to travel far. The park has excellent landscaping, fresh air, and a lakeside walking path in the middle.

The area has a moderate flow of people on weekdays, neither too crowded nor too deserted, making it perfect for a stroll and especially suitable for a relaxing family outing.

Lin Caiwei went out fully armed and extremely cautious.

The baseball cap was pulled down low, almost covering most of his eyebrows and eyes, the mask firmly covered his mouth and nose, and he also wore a pair of non-prescription glasses, completely obscuring his face.

Even sitting in her own car, her nerves were constantly on edge, revealing obvious tension.

After getting off the bus, he became even more vigilant, constantly looking around and watching the passersby, like a cautious and wary little deer, afraid of being recognized.

Chen Hao noticed her restraint and quietly walked to the outside of the pedestrians, deliberately using his body to block other people's view and minimize the possibility of her being noticed.

Little Sisi walked between the two, holding her father's big hand tightly with one hand and her mother's hand with the other. She skipped and hopped happily forward, her carefree appearance particularly healing.

"Mommy, Mommy! Look in the water! There are so many little ducks!" Sisi suddenly pointed at the lake and shouted excitedly, stopping in her tracks.

Chen Hao looked down at his daughter and corrected her with a smile, "That's not a duck, it's a mandarin duck."

"What are mandarin ducks?" Sisi tilted her head, her face full of doubt and her eyes full of curiosity.

"It's a particularly beautiful waterbird," Chen Hao explained patiently, trying to keep it simple and easy to understand, afraid that the children wouldn't understand if he used too much technical jargon.

Lin Caiwei couldn't help but chuckle, teasingly saying, "Don't teach the child anything haphazardly, don't mislead her."

Chen Hao smiled too, and simply squatted down to be at Sisi's eye level, explaining to her in detail:

"Dad is not lying to you, mandarin ducks are small birds that live exclusively in water. They are a little smaller than ordinary ducks and have particularly beautiful feathers."

The male mandarin ducks have brightly colored, colorful plumage that is particularly beautiful, while the females are gray and simple in appearance; each has its own unique charm.

Sisi nodded her little head as if she understood, but didn't ask any more questions. In the blink of an eye, she was attracted by a butterfly flying by, and she let go of the butterfly and skipped away.

Watching her daughter run happily away, Lin Caiwei secretly breathed a sigh of relief, and her tense nerves finally relaxed a little.

She turned her head to look at Chen Hao beside her and said softly, "Chen Hao."

"I'm here." Chen Hao turned to look at her.

"Tell me, when will we be able to be like a normal family?" Lin Caiwei's tone was tinged with weariness and longing.

"No need to wear hats or masks, no need to be careful or hide, you can walk openly and honestly on the street without constantly worrying about being recognized."

Chen Hao pondered for a few seconds before slowly saying, "It will be fine when you no longer need to rely on fame or online traffic to make money."

Upon hearing this, Lin Caiwei gave him a light glare, her expression slightly reproachful: "Are you implying that I'm not famous anymore?"