The good news: Qin Feng has transmigrated!
The bad news: Qin Feng has become the lowly, utterly humiliated live-in son-in-law of the Su family!
The Su family, infamous and feared by the people like tigers, forced him to marry into their household by invoking a marriage contract.
He thought this would be a living hell, and had already prepared himself for endless humiliation and a life without hope.
But this isn't how the script is supposed to go!
His sweet, shy bride is so delicate and easy to bully?
His father-in-law, a marquis honored for his military achievements, treasures him like his own son?
His gorgeous aunt-in-law practically wants to cradle him in her hands and pamper him?
The Su family's eldest legitimate son is baffled: “Which of us is actually the real son? I've lost my father's and mother's love!”
Qin Feng is stunned.
“Where's the male-oriented rags-to-riches script I was promised? How did I become the whole family's darling?”
I watched it from a short drama, and so far it's been pretty good, except the emoticons are a bit distracting QAQ. They appear too frequently; I feel like it would be better if they were replaced with descriptions of facial expressions and demeanor 🤔 I think this book would be much better as a long novel depicting the sweet daily life of a young couple.
It's alright, I've read dozens of chapters.