Yin Fan, the good-for-nothing son-in-law of the Wen family, is considered a celebrity in Hongcheng City.
Everyone knows that he is nothing but handsome!
But no one knew that he had extraordinary martial arts and was the successor of the legendary family.
The mother-in-law couldn't bear the embroidered pillow and forced the two of them to divorce in anger. Little did she know that when he regained the past, the entire Blue Star would tremble under his feet.
Reader comments
It's no different from other stories about a son-in-law, in that they will haggle over the ridicule of a clerk, and then the protagonist, a god-level figure, will teach the clerk, and then the pretentious mode will begin. First, he took out a card from an unknown bank, saying it was a globally limited card, and began to operate magically. Within a few minutes, he acquired a company acquisition and transaction plan that all the presidents, chairmen, prime ministers, and all the wealthy consortiums in the world could not handle. Then passers-by A, B, B, D, and D all knelt down and begged for mercy, acting like children playing house. Why do all the characters in books like to kneel down at every turn? Who created this innate servility?
It's no different from other stories about a son-in-law, in that they will haggle over the ridicule of a clerk, and then the protagonist, a god-level figure, will teach the clerk, and then the pretentious mode will begin. First, he took out a card from an unknown bank, saying it was a globally limited card, and began to operate magically. Within a few minutes, he acquired a company acquisition and transaction plan that all the presidents, chairmen, prime ministers, and all the wealthy consortiums in the world could not handle. Then passers-by A, B, B, D, and D all knelt down and begged for mercy, acting like children playing house. Why do all the characters in books like to kneel down at every turn? Who created this innate servility?