At his father-in-law's funeral,
his remarried wife called over her former husband, a greasy, balding forty-year-old, along with her daughter.
The brother-in-law whose college education he had funded with all his heart casually called someone else "brother-in-law"!
As relatives and friends looked at him strangely,
should he endure it?
Or fight back?
At last, Guan Zhou saw through it all and let go of the little pride he had left!
So what if he had been betrayed? So what if they divorced? So what if he married a woman who'd been married before, only to divorce again? So what if his mother-in-law's family looked down on him?
Gold will always shine, and uncut jade will never stay buried. Fueled by his resentment, Guan Zhou climbed step by step to the pinnacle of success.
When his ex-wife begged him, he brushed her hand aside in disdain.
Those who betray others will get what's coming to them!
The logic is clear and the narrative is organized. It's a rare book. So far, there are no big problems. The protagonist is ruthless enough. I hope it won't collapse next [Thoughts]