Pathetic Live-In Son-in-Law: One Fury Shatters the City's Elite Families

This book is one of my favorites among the husband-in-law novels. I have read more than two hundred chapters so far. Let's talk about the emotional aspect first: the male and female protagonists have known each other since childhood, and the male protagonist has been in love with the female protagonist since childhood. He is devoted to the female protagonist. Although he has female friends, he has a sense of boundaries. He only loves the female protagonist and is indifferent to other girls. He is only gentle to the female protagonist. The relationship between the male and female protagonists progresses little by little. The female protagonist will not have a filter for the male protagonist because he is powerful. The female protagonist has her own career and her own pursuits. Even after knowing that the male protagonist is rich and powerful, she still dares to be angry with the male protagonist. Let's talk about force: the male protagonist's fighting power is unpredictable. No matter who he fights, there is no pressure. It retains a great sense of mystery and will make you want to keep watching. The male protagonist treats other people: he will be merciless to those who are unfriendly to him. He will hit and scold when he needs to. He is also very strong against his subordinates. His subordinates are his subordinates. He will show no mercy when he makes a mistake, like a true king. What I don't like the most is that the male protagonist treats the so-called sister a little too well. Although he treats his sister as a sister, he is not a real relative after all. He feels a bit responsive to the female supporting sister, although there is no ambiguous relationship. But the female supporting sister has an unrequited love for the male protagonist. She has that kind of friendship and shouldn't get too close.

Yes, the protagonist is not sloppy in doing things and is decisive in killing.

Good, good, good, good