The Yang family found a live-in son-in-law in the young master of Kyoto's Lin family, but he was in a car accident on his wedding day and fell into a coma with serious injuries.
The family kept pressuring Yang Zhenzhen to marry into the Li Group. To make that happen, they tied her up and sent her to Li Jiawen in exchange for a business partnership with the Li family, but Lin Tianyi arrived in time to stop them.
He thought he could finally live a happy life, but his status as a live-in son-in-law meant he was repeatedly treated unfairly. Still, Lin Tianyi used his intelligence and connections to resolve each problem.
Just when it seemed the clouds had parted and the moon had come out, Lin Tianyi was ambushed again and disappeared without a trace. The Wei family of Yuncheng rescued him, and he was forced to become Wei Yunxiao's nominal live-in son-in-law, falling into all kinds of trouble once more.
You can't compare one person's constitution to another's. Wherever Lin Tianyi goes, he winds up as the live-in son-in-law, determined to disgrace the Lin family completely (not really). He has no choice but to keep being a live-in son-in-law whom everyone looks down on, but he never stops thinking of his first and only wife, Yang Zhenzhen. He must overcome every obstacle and return home to give Zhenzhen a grand wedding, so the two of them can begin their happy life together.
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I've read it; it's well-written, but it's missing quite a few punctuation marks.
This subject matter isn't very good.
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