The Son-in-Law Returns: Even Planting Vegetables Can Shake the Heavens

At the start, Huang Daohe is publicly humiliated when his wife Chen Shuang and a rich second-generation heir call off their engagement. His mother-in-law, Ye Chunhua, even throws him out of the house. Huang Daohe does not use his identity as a God of War to strike back. Instead, he takes the last 100,000 yuan he has and leases a barren hill on the outskirts of town. Everyone laughs at him for courting disaster. By chance, he awakens the Shennong Art inheritance left behind by his grandfather and grows his first batch of miraculous vegetables. Food blogger Xu Yanfang happens upon them and makes them go viral in a livestream, turning him into an overnight sensation.

From a market vendor to the chef of an upscale restaurant, and from local tycoons to the great families of the capital, everyone comes seeking to buy his produce. Huang Daohe handles every kind of scoundrel with humor and modesty, expanding his farm while helping Xu Yanfang build her food brand. Their relationship gradually grows warmer. His ex-wife Chen Shuang regrets everything and repeatedly begs to get back together, but he turns her down each time. Midway through the story, an international food conglomerate tries to seize the farm, prompting Huang Daohe to reveal his God of War identity and intimidate the petty villains. In time, the farm grows into an ecological empire that combines agriculture, wellness, and tourism. Huang Daohe wins the woman he loves, while his former mother-in-law's family becomes a laughingstock.

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