Being forced to kneel and pour drinks at his own wedding was only the beginning of Lin Feng’s life as a live-in son-in-law.
For three years, he endured a dog’s life in the outwardly glamorous Su family, saving every penny to pay for his gravely ill mother’s treatment.
But the brutal truth dealt him the cruelest blow: his wife was having an affair with her own younger brother.
Just as despair shattered him, the ancestral bronze pendant suddenly awakened, giving him a pair of eyes that could see through the truth and falsehood of everything.
Dust-covered antiques, treasures buried deep underground, meticulously laid traps: in his eyes, nothing remained a secret.
The contempt and humiliation he once suffered had now become a joke at the expense of those who dished it out.
While the Su family still saw him as a good-for-nothing they could trample at will, Lin Feng had quietly seized the power to turn everything upside down.
“Son-in-law, could you take a look at this Ru kiln brush washer?”
But Lin Feng’s gaze passed over the treasure and fell on a pair of adulterous scoundrels still sneaking around in the distance. A cold smile tugged at his lips.
“Shh, don’t make a sound.”
“I’m watching a much better show.”
“The real show is only just beginning.”