Son-in-law: Me, the Wife-Protecting Maniac.

Summary

In a humorous exchange, the Confucian Saint and Sima Xuan engage in self-humiliation at the behest of Yang Chen, who demands they slap themselves a hundred times to discuss a previous conspiracy. Despite the pain and absurdity, they prioritize the chance to ascend to the realm of gods over their dignity. Other leaders, including Qing Xuan and Wu Chen, join in, recognizing the necessity of enduring humiliation for the greater goal. As they all slap themselves, Yang Chen eventually emerges, only to stumble comically, highlighting the ridiculousness of their situation. The scene captures the tension between ambition and pride in a lighthearted manner.

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