The Abandoned Son-in-Law Takes the World by Storm

There are very few people in the whole book who are clean, and there are all kinds of monsters and monsters. The male protagonist's first wife, who was not touched by the male protagonist for three years, cheated on three men, married two of them, and gave birth to twins, one belonging to the male protagonist and one to a third man. The male protagonist's second wife also cheated on her three times. She had gone through so many life and death experiences, and ended up quarreling and breaking up. Less than ten minutes after the breakup, she was in the room next door to the male protagonist, and spent the whole night crazy with the male protagonist's uncle. The male protagonist's third wife controls other women's bodies and does it with her husband, but she is still two or three different women. The male protagonist's fourth wife was so pure and clean, but she was dismissed by the male protagonist as being like a child. She said she had no feelings, and he unilaterally announced the end of the marriage without even telling her about the divorce or breakup. The male protagonist himself is even more outrageous. In addition to these four wives, the sisters of the first two wives have all slept with him. The first woman I fell in love with was already in her forties when she got along with the male protagonist, and she was still the woman from his father's past. He also had his body manipulated and had a relationship with an old woman in her fifties. The male protagonist's second brother flew all over the world, fell in love with beautiful women when he saw them, slept with countless women, and finally slept with his 15-year-old cousin without knowing it. The male protagonist's half-sister fell in love and had a relationship with his cousin without knowing it, but was discovered and stopped by the male protagonist. She knew that it was her brother, but she wanted to continue, and she blamed the male protagonist for being nosy. In the end, she fell in love with the male protagonist again. Forgetting being with her cousin, she still wanted to be with the male protagonist, her half-brother. The male protagonist's uncle concealed the news of the male protagonist's death and wanted to take advantage of the situation to seduce the male protagonist's wife. Later, the male protagonist showed up and he failed. As a result, the male protagonist and his wife quarreled and broke up, and he took advantage of the situation. Less than ten minutes after the breakup, he deliberately took the male protagonist's wife to the room next to the male protagonist, played wildly all night, and finally got married. These are the people around the male protagonist, but only part of them, and there are many that have not been written. For example, the male protagonist's third wife's brother made the male protagonist the biggest cuckold. When the male protagonist and his first wife were actively trying to have children, the male protagonist left the house, and others came to the male protagonist's house to enjoy his wife. In the end, they gave birth to twins, only one of which belonged to the male protagonist. Throughout the book, all the characters with some plot are very dirty and messy. There are only two clean ones, one is the male protagonist's fourth wife, and the other is the male protagonist's second wife's sister.

The three views are not correct. I am really convinced by the cuckold.

This is the worst book I have ever read

The front is fine, but the back is getting worse and worse.

It's outrageous to post a piece of wisdom without thinking.

Do the upper class circles really not care whether a woman's passage is exclusive to them? You shouldn't be licking Ye Layer like this. If you can't pick it up and let it go, how can you afford the upbringing of your family?