My Silly, Sweet Wife

In "My Silly, Sweet Wife," by Bu Fei, a powerful figure known as the great master of the Heavenly God Temple, commanding immense influence and nearly half the world's wealth, orchestrates a surprising disguise. He possesses a vast network, including thirty-six Heavenly Stars and seventy-two Earthly Fiends, yet he ventures into the bustling city. Driven by a quest to understand his own origins, he adopts the role of a live-in son-in-law, appearing to subsist solely on his wife's resources. This deception, however, is met with disdain from his mother-in-law, who repeatedly disparages him and the union. Unbeknownst to her, the world's wealthiest individual makes a personal visit, solely to cultivate a favorable impression on this seemingly unassuming man. Faced with this situation, Ye Guichen resigns himself to revealing his true identity.