When Lin Haochen was eight, his parents and three older brothers died in a plane crash. His three future sisters-in-law returned to the Lin family and took charge.
Over the next twelve years, they built the Lin family into the most powerful force in Donghai while raising Lin Haochen to adulthood.
Having fulfilled their mission, the three sisters-in-law planned to step aside to avoid gossip. But how could Lin Haochen let his only family leave?
The Sister-in-Law Pranking System activates. Prank one sister-in-law each day, and become a tycoon with ease!
"Hehe, my three sisters-in-law, as long as I never grow up, you can't leave!"
Eldest Sister-in-Law Mu Lingxue: "Xiao Chen, I've introduced you to so many girls. Why are you still going to all those shady places?"
Second Sister-in-Law Ye Zishan: "Xiao Chen, where did you take all the company's cars?"
Third Sister-in-Law Bai Ruoxi: "Xiao Chen, you can't..."
With one prank after another, he grows stronger and stronger. One day, Lin Haochen...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Nothing is more delicious than dumplings, nothing more fun than sister-in-law, eating dumplings, playing with sister-in-law, eating dumplings made by sister-in-law, playing with sister-in-law making dumplings, if sister-in-law doesn't let me eat dumplings, then I will play with sister-in-law,,, (manual funny)
It is recommended to take in the three sisters-in-law. The main plot of the protagonist is to recognize the brothers everywhere and then take in the sisters-in-law.
Are the sisters-in-law all women in their thirties or forties? The sisters-in-law have not yet met each other, have you slept with any of your brothers? I would like to ask if the author is full of evil thoughts in his heart?
It would be better if there were no golden fingers and just my three sisters-in-law would be great on a daily basis! Now these chapters are well written.
I have a review ticket, but I can't send it. It says I have to pay to send it. . . . .