Marrying into the Land of Warriors, I Wooed Them Until They Questioned Their Lives

Because of the "mask" situation, Su Xuan, a Chinese man living in Russia, sees his company go bankrupt and ends up a million yuan in debt. Then he activates the "Hundredfold Cashback" system.

The more money he spends on Tasha's family, the more he earns.

From then on, Su Xuan sinks deeper and deeper into the life of a simp!

He dotes on his wife, honors his father-in-law, and wins all kinds of awards in a foreign country.

Russian reporter: "You've been named the nation's best son-in-law. What would you like to say?"

Su Xuan: "I don't deserve this award. Let me say again, I mainly do it for myself. Honoring my in-laws is just a little something on the side."

Reporter: "You're so modest!"

Tasha pulls out an AK: "Say something that makes sense."

Su Xuan: "Honoring our parents is a traditional virtue of Huaxia. I'm just carrying it forward."

Faced with a man who always outdoes everyone, the local sons-in-law are tied in knots!

Su Xuan has set the bar so high that nobody can keep up.

Chinese men have become hot commodities, and Russian women are calling out to Chinese men:

"Sweet and gentle, ready to marry and carry your bags, no bride price required!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.