It's Hard to Be a Sister-In-Law: I'm Crazy About Criticizing My Brother-In-Law for Cheating Again

The scheming sister-in-law Li Zhi & the crazy criticizing brother Huo Yu Extreme pull, you chase me and I run away, you run away and I chase you Her mother sent the 20-year-old Li Zhi to the bed of Huo Ting, the head of the Huo family, with a cup of drug. Huo Ting accepted it calmly and gave the bankrupt Li a way to survive. Li Zhi has been engaged to the Xie family, a wealthy family in Beijing, since she was a child. Unfortunately, the Xie family quickly broke off the engagement when Li's family went bankrupt. After entering the Huo family, he fought wits and courage with Huo Ting's younger brother Huo Yu. Occasionally, the two were involved in a kidnapping case. After relying on each other for a few days, their relationship eased. Huo Yu was bold at the coming-of-age ceremony, but was coldly rejected by Li Zhi, saying that he was just taking advantage of her. Huo Yu was disheartened. "Get married or go abroad, you choose." Huo Ting left the choice, and Huo Yu gritted his teeth and went abroad overnight. Li Zhi has been looking for Huo Yu all over the world for three years, "There are thousands of lights, but none of them is you." "Young Master, have you just watched with cold eyes for three years?" After Huo Yu came back, he asked Li Zhi to find a marriage partner for him. Li Zhi gradually understood his feelings, but unfortunately he was in a quagmire. The two people's daily emotional tug-of-war "You love me and you are a weak coward." "I love you, I'm a coward who looks forward and backward." Later, Li Zhi watched Huo Yu get engaged to her carefully selected fiancée. The young master of the Huo family fell in love with the whole city and doted on his fiancée to the heavens. Li Zhi regained his freedom and was never heard from again after leaving the country. Airport two years later Li Zhi smiled and hugged the blue-eyed girl in his arms, "Phil, say hello to Uncle Huo..." Huo Yu: Her father should be dead, right? Now it's my turn, right?