“Jiang Xiaobai, let’s get divorced! You’re a good-for-nothing who’s achieved nothing. You don’t deserve me!”
Divorce?
Not good enough for her?
For two years, he’d been a live-in son-in-law to the Xia family. His mother-in-law called him a useless freeloader, his brother-in-law treated him like a sucker, and even getting a hot meal depended on someone else’s mood.
But they had no idea that everything the Xia family had now was thanks to this “good-for-nothing.”
He had once made a promise to his dying love: he would marry the eldest daughter of the Xia family and keep her safe.
Now that he had fulfilled his vow, he left without looking back.
Once he was out the door, he went, as always, to find his sister-in-law...
The author is indeed capable of portraying the characters to the core. I watched more than 20 episodes in one go. The author has worked hard and hopes to produce more good works.
Not bad, not bad, very nice to listen to. The protagonist is so awesome that you have to slap the villains a few times.