The male protagonist (Lin Fan): On the surface, he is a good-for-nothing son-in-law and full-time househusband who is bullied by others; his true identity is the sole heir of the world's largest plutocrat (or the mysterious and mysterious doctor/god of war). Because of a grudge or experience many years ago, he entered the hostess's house anonymously.
The heroine (Su Muqing): stunningly beautiful, outstandingly capable but kind-hearted. Being ostracized in the family, although she hated the male protagonist at first, she never really did anything to hurt him, and even protected his dignity at critical moments.
Pigs eating tigers, crazy slaps in the face of snobbish relatives and the arrogant rich second generation, the shock of losing vests, and overbearing protection of wives.
Reader comments
The text of this book is as smooth as flowing water, each chapter is carefully crafted, and the plots are interlocking. It is hard to put it down when reading, as if you are in the wonderful world created by the author.
The text of this book is as smooth as flowing water, each chapter is carefully crafted, and the plots are interlocking. It is hard to put it down when reading, as if you are in the wonderful world created by the author.