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Not a Doormat: Teaching My Wife's Family a Lesson
Not a Doormat: Teaching My Wife's Family a Lesson Plot:
Ming Peng, a live-in son-in-law for three years, has been paying the mortgage for his wife Wanzi's family and supporting his brother-in-law. Even his mother's emergency medical money was withheld by Wanzi's mother in the name of 'family duty'. Until he discovers Wanzi knew her family was siphoning his savings all along—he finally wakes up: if kindness can't buy sincerity, he'll use their selfishness to teach them a lesson! He gathers evidence to expose his brother-in-law's mooching scam, uses the law to retrieve his money, and even makes Wanzi's family taste the bitterness of 'relying on others is worse than relying on yourself'. This 'doormat's counterattack' shows how a honest man uses toughness to tear off the mask of his selfish family!
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