Lin Yi is the “good-for-nothing Lin” the whole school loves to mock. On the day he is forced to marry into a wealthy family as a live-in son-in-law, everyone is waiting to see him make a fool of himself.
On their wedding night, his icy CEO wife warns him coldly, “Don’t touch me.”
His sharp-tongued mother-in-law treats him like a servant. “Getting into the Su family is a blessing your ancestors earned for you.”
All of Donghai is waiting for him to be thrown out.
Then a three-year-old girl calls him “Daddy” in her sweet, babyish voice, awakening his dormant Spirit-Taming Sacred Body.
The next day, he takes a frost-breathing snow wolf to the kindergarten’s parent-child sports day. Those who used to mock him stare in disbelief as the good-for-nothing son-in-law lifts a two-hundred-jin stone lock with one hand.
When the richest man in the provincial capital sends people to force his wife to sign a land-sale agreement, Lin Yi and his wolf storm the Wang family villa and beat the tycoon’s son until he drops to his knees begging for mercy.
Ancient martial arts clans, underground fight clubs, overseas divine alliances… As ever larger worlds open up before him, Lin Yi discovers that his daughter’s call of “Daddy” awakened far more than a snow wolf.
And his once ice-cold wife starts softly saying, “I’ll be waiting for you,” whenever he heads out.
His mother-in-law brings him his favorite dumplings and finally calls him “Xiao Yi.”
“Daddy, Tangtang folded paper cranes to keep you safe. Once I’ve counted them on both hands, you have to come back!”
“Okay. I’ll be back once you’ve counted them on both hands.”
