Businessman's Daughter Comes to His Door-To-Door Son-In-Law

The Sang family in the border town had a fur shop, a grocery store, a coffin shop, a courtyard, two or three servants, three daughters, and no sons. There is no heir to the "huge" family fortune. The eldest daughter said, "It's easy to get priceless treasures. I want to have a lover and recruit a bride?" That won't work. The second daughter said, "The pretty scholar across the street is my childhood sweetheart, and I just have to make a private decision for the rest of my life." Younger daughter Sang Mo: ... Okay, I'll stay at home, inherit the "huge" family business, and recruit a son-in-law. Dad, what do you want? The Sang family and his wife said: "The family should be quieter, the population should be simpler, and when people come to visit, they can't be partial to their own family, and they have to focus on being their son-in-law." Sang Mo simply brought back a nine-foot-tall, heroic man: Dad, Amu, how about this son-in-law? Both parents are dead and there are no ancestors. They live in a ruined temple and have nowhere to live. Mr. And Mrs. Sang: Daughter, it's good, but the color of my son-in-law's eyes is a little wrong, and his birth seems a little wrong. He seems to have a foreign ancestry. Xie Sixing, the son-in-law who came to visit: Maybe my father is from a foreign race, or maybe my mother is from a foreign race. Sang Mo cautiously: Do you have any hidden background? If so, I can't recruit you as my son-in-law. Xie Sixing looked at his snow-white skin, blinked his gray-blue eyes, and swore to the sky: Absolutely not, I am an abandoned baby whose father didn't know his mother didn't want him. Sang Mo was satisfied. That was good. Her son-in-law was ordinary and would accompany her to manage the "huge" business empire. For example, she would first develop the fur shop into two stores. Purpose: Life requires careful management