After Three Years of Sign-In, My Mother-in-Law Told Me to Get Lost

For three years as a live-in son-in-law, he lived worse than a dog. His mother-in-law dumped a bowl of scalding chicken soup over his head. His brother-in-law livestreamed him polishing shoes, while his wife sat opposite him without even raising her eyes. No one knew he was earning sign-in rewards. 1,095 days, without missing a single one. He held back every reward, saving them all to arrive at once. On the day he completed his sign-ins, his whole family forced him to sign divorce papers and leave with nothing. He signed. Then he walked into the garage and lifted the canvas that had covered something for three years: A Bugatti Chiron, worth 48 million. The registration was in the name of Lin Chen. His mother-in-law went mad. “That car belongs to the Su family!” He rolled down the window and said calmly, “Even this villa isn’t yours, Su family.” “I’m the landlord.” His phone lit up, revealing a balance that blinded everyone: 1.287 billion. The woman who had poured soup on him came crawling back. Those who had called him useless lined up to apologize. Wearing the same faded apron, he hit the gas and sped away. But none of them knew... Luxury cars, black cards, and trillion-yuan corporations were only the least valuable things he had. A single silver needle could snatch a life from the King of Hell. A single token could make the entire underworld bow in unison. Then, on the day the Su family went bankrupt and ended up on the streets, a powerful figure from the provincial capital arrived in person. He dropped to his knees before Lin Chen’s retreating figure and cried out: “War God!” And all of this was only the beginning. He still had more.