In Front of the Food Stall, All the Mothers-In-Law Knelt Down

There are always three teams lined up in front of Wei Lin's stall: one is for diners who come to eat, one is for colleagues who come to apprentice and learn skills, and the other is for mothers-in-law from each family. Su Wanqing's mother thought he was "lowly setting up a stall" and scolded him for ten minutes in traffic on Jianghan Road; Qin Yutong's mother demanded that "I won't marry him for less than 880,000 yuan as a bride price" and behaved in front of the radio and television station; Lin Miaohan's father was even more ruthless and took people directly to the Urban Management Bureau to report him for operating without a license. The result? Mother Su changed her name to "Xian son-in-law" after eating him a bowl of cold cold noodles; Mother Qin checked his bank card balance and posted to WeChat Moments overnight, "My son-in-law is so outstanding"; Father Lin was slapped in the face by a piece of information from the system and the report was invalid, so he came back in despair and lined up to apologize.