The Legend of the Counterattack of the Republic of China by the Son-In-Law

"The Legend of the Counterattack of the Republic of China by the Son-in-law" During the Republic of China, in a small town in the south of the Yangtze River, there was a slightly dilapidated deep house compound. This is the Su Mansion. Sixty-year-old Uncle Lin has been a live-in son-in-law in the Su Mansion for decades. Lin Bo was thin, with gray hair, and his face bore traces of the vicissitudes of time. He always wears a gray-washed gown, with signs of fraying on the cuffs and collar. In the Su Mansion, he had a low status and was somewhat looked down upon by the servants in the manor. The head of the Su family, Mrs. Su, who is also Lin Bo's wife, is a woman with a strong personality. She has been lying on the bed all year round due to illness, and she is always depressed and depressed. They have a daughter, Su Yao, who works as a teacher in a school in the town to support her family, but her meager salary is only a drop in the bucket. Uncle Lin's daily task was to do heavy chores in the house, and he had to endure the scolding from Mrs. Su from time to time. The kitchen in the house always gave him leftovers, and he often had to hide in a corner and swallow silently. On this day, Lin Bo was arranged to go to the market to purchase some daily necessities. The market was bustling with people selling goods. Lin Bo stopped in front of a stall selling old books. He had a special love for those old books. While he was looking through old books, a beautiful young woman wearing an exquisite cheongsam came over. Seeing Uncle Lin's focused look, the woman said softly: "Old man, do you also like these old books?" Lin Bo raised his head and replied with some embarrassment: "Well, just for a look, I can't afford it." The woman smiled slightly