Live-in Sons-in-Law Were All Repressed

Li Ye dropped Sister Zhen and Zhen Rongrong off at school. The girls chattered away the whole ride, discussing whether Chen Juming could ultimately prevail over Cao Yuanmao.

The scene made Li Ye sigh. "Palace intrigue dramas really did have a broad popular foundation!"

It was one thing for Fu Yiruo to enjoy gossip, but even Wen Leyu, who usually did not like talking much, loved discussing it. A woman's nature truly was formidable beyond measure.

And not only did the two discuss it themselves, on the way back to San Francisco they even asked Li Ye, "Brother, do you think that Cao Yuanmao would really harden his heart and lay hands on his own wife?"

Li Ye considered it for a moment and answered cautiously, "That depends on whether they have feelings for each other. A marriage without feelings is definitely unstable, and it cannot be happy either.

"The environment here in the beacon country is different from ours, but I believe couples who truly go to such extremes are very rare."

Fu Yiruo deeply agreed. "Brother, you're right. Marriages without feelings really can easily lead to tragedy. Our mainland is still better—we don't treat money as more precious than life."

Li Ye glanced at Fu Yiruo twice, wondering whether he should give her a warning lesson someday.

This beacon country treated money as more precious than life, but was the mainland in later generations any different?

Why did the son-in-law faction later stop working out? Wasn't it because a few exceptionally rotten people had blocked the road for those who came after?

Get promoted, get rich, marry a wife. The first two had been achieved, so wasn't only the last one left?

This led to the father-in-law version being upgraded to 2.0 later on.

Either the wife