Three years ago, he repaid his kindness by joining Lin's family. For three years, he was called a coward by his mother-in-law and laughed at by his relatives. Even his wife regarded him as a dispensable and transparent person. It was said in the whole city that he was the coolest son-in-law who ever stepped into the mud.
It wasn't until the deputy general who was in charge of the Nine Military Merit Groups knelt down and begged him to stand at the door and called him "Sir" that all the underground bosses from all sides bowed down and surrendered. As soon as he stepped into the Lin family's old house, his father-in-law, who had forced him to sign a divorce agreement, fell to his knees on the spot, scolding his most painful cousin and slapping his face to be swollen and begging for mercy.
He lowered his eyes and glanced at his mother-in-law, whose face turned pale with fright. His voice was as cold as ice: "The person who told me to get out of here may not be qualified to stand in front of me now when he kneels down and calls me daddy."
