The Son-in-law Begins from Reincarnation.

Summary

In the story, Ye Tian confronts Li Yao, who initially appears meek but becomes aggressive after returning from a bedroom visit. Ye Tian uses a recording to threaten her, but Li Yao counters with a toy gun, revealing her desperation. As time runs out, she attempts to gather money but finds no support from friends or family. Ultimately, she offers jewelry worth over fifty thousand instead of cash, which Ye Tian accepts. Afterward, they leave for a pawnshop, with Ye Tian jokingly teasing the taxi driver about their encounters. The narrative highlights themes of desperation, manipulation, and the consequences of financial troubles.

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