One Son-in-law Controls Five Gates, and I Can Control the World by Reading My Mind

Name: One Son-in-law Controls Five Gates, and I Can Control the World by Reading My Mind
Author: Unparalleled Financier In The World

by Unparalleled Financier In The World

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About This Novel

Lin Feng, a modern social animal, unexpectedly traveled through the Yan Dynasty and became a down-and-out scholar who was living in poverty and being bullied. In order to have a full meal, he resolutely unveiled the most ridiculous list in the capital - the five top aristocratic families of the military, business, literary, secret, and imperial families actually wanted to recruit a son-in-law for their respective pearls (Liu, Jin, Su, Bai, and Zhao). Lin Feng keenly realized that this was a vicious plan by the ambitious King Qi to win over the five major families, but he also regarded it as the only ladder for him to climb to the top. After getting married, he was put under the joint surveillance and test of five proud women. Using the "empathic touch" ability of the golden finger of the [Proficiency Panel], he one by one saw through the post-war inner demons of the female war goddess Liu Ruyan, the most talented girl Su Waner's yearning for freedom, the inner loneliness of the little god of wealth Jin Baoer, the heavy mission of the mastermind behind the scenes Bai Qingyan, and the disguise and ambition of the imperial concubine Zhao Lingxuan who was forced into the game. Internally, he used modern wisdom and extraordinary emotional intelligence to resolve the hostility and temptation of the five women, staged the Shura field of "five women competing for husbands", and finally conquered them one by one; externally, he used modern knowledge to improve ordnance, innovate business law, decipher the tricks of the literary world, and spy on the enemy's secrets. He helped the five major families solve problems one after another, making the name of "shared son-in-law" resounding to both the government and the public. When his power was enough to shake the chess game, the final showdown with King Qi also followed. On the night of the palace coup, Lin Feng raised his arms and called out, and the five aristocratic families joined together to respond. He took the role of a son-in-law and carried out the deeds. In the end, he personally ended the troubled times and protected his lover, family and country.