The Son-in-law Begins from Reincarnation.

Summary

Ye Tian confronts Old Jin, a pawnbroker, after he insults him. In a shocking act, Ye Tian slaps Old Jin, causing him to bleed. The shopkeeper, witnessing this, becomes concerned about his pawnshop's reputation. Old Jin attempts to defend himself but fails as Ye Tian argues the value of the jewelry he wants to pawn. The shopkeeper ultimately sides with Ye Tian, appraising the jewelry at a higher value than Old Jin claimed. After a successful transaction, Ye Tian leaves the shop and offers a taxi driver a lucrative job as his personal driver, highlighting the impact of the sharing economy on traditional jobs.

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