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I Agreed to Be a Son-in-Law, But You Made My Father-in-Law Cry from Being Outworked

2026-02-01 • Category: 3

I Agreed to Be a Son-in-Law, But You Made My Father-in-Law Cry from Being Outworked Plot:

Lin Chuan, an ordinary worker, agreed to be a son-in-law to the Zhou family (owners of a furniture factory) to marry his girlfriend. Father-in-law Zhou Jianguo thought he’d got an “obedient son-in-law”, but this son-in-law was more “driven” than anyone—he took over the nearly bankrupt factory, ran supply chains and negotiated live-stream deals by day, stayed up late revising new Chinese-style designs by night, and even turned the father-in-law’s morning exercise into “live-stream script practice”. When the factory’s orders skyrocketed and old customers flooded back, Zhou Jianguo held Lin Chuan’s bloodshot eyes and suddenly teared up: “I wanted you to be a son-in-law, but you’ve ‘driven’ this old man into your apprentice!”

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