Great Ming: The Rogue Son-in-Law Who Lives Off His Wife

[Farming] [Lighthearted Entertainment] [Multiple Female Leads] [Schemer] [No System]

Fang Zhixiang transmigrates into the body of a servant in the Jiangnan Lin family, sent there to bring good fortune to the sickly young master. Everyone is waiting to laugh at the fool.

But on his wedding night, he strips to the waist, throws a tantrum, and shamelessly claims half of the icy young lady's bed.

Faced with infighting within the family and ruthless attacks from business magnates, he has no bottom line.

Reason with them? Not a chance. His one rule is having no limits.

Against refined scholars, he uses honey traps and crooked arguments.

Against bandits and thugs, he uses pepper water and knockout drugs.

Then the Third Prince drinks water from a flush toilet Fang installed and even composes a poem on the spot, praising it as nectar from heaven.

The icy heroine watches this man, who is always making lewd jokes yet repeatedly protects the Lin family, and lowers her head, blushing.

This live-in son-in-law is clearly a rebel to the bone, so why does his easy life keep getting sweeter?