On the day he quit his job, Wen Yu tossed down his employee badge, and a line of black Rolls-Royces suddenly pulled up behind him. His wife, who had looked down on him for three years while he lived with her family as a son-in-law, was now kneeling at a branch office, hoping for an investment opportunity. Everyone mocked him, thinking unemployment left him with no way out. They had no idea that the young heir of a wealthy family had just finished his stint in the world of ordinary people. He knows medicine and can reverse life and death. He commands wealth and can shape the world. When Wall Street tycoons kneel to beg for a partnership and reclusive families honor him as their leader, his ex-wife cries and begs him to come home. Wen Yu smiles faintly: "It's time someone else took the throne of ultimate live-in son-in-law."
