My Husband Fancies My Whole Family

Liu Qishuang has set his sights on the village bully and is determined to marry him.
Liu Qishuang’s father is a live-in son-in-law who has been draining the Liu family for years. Not only that, but he also abuses Liu Qishuang’s grandfather and even wants to marry Liu Qishuang off to serve his crippled nephew. To thwart his father’s plans, Liu Qishuang sets his sights on the powerful Wan family in the village, aiming to marry their ill-tempered third son, Wan Dongyang, hoping Wan Dongyang will deal with his father.
“Wan Dongyang, will you marry me?”
Liu Qishuang said this when he was utterly exhausted, thinking it was just a wild thought in his head. He didn’t expect Wan Dongyang to hear it, but not long after, the Wan family actually came to propose marriage.
After the Wan family proposed, the villagers gossiped that even if the marriage went through, Liu Qishuang wouldn’t have a good life because Wan Dongyang didn’t fancy him at all.
Liu Qishuang didn’t care about the village gossip; he only knew that the Wan family were good people!
Wan Dongyang’s parents are upright and kind, his eldest brother is smart and capable, his sister-in-law is virtuous and good at managing the household, his second brother is straightforward and strong, and his second sister-in-law is assertive and protective. Although Wan Dongyang has a sharp tongue and a bad temper, he’s even better at making money. It doesn’t matter if Wan Dongyang doesn’t fancy him; as long as he fancies the Wan family, that’s enough.
It wasn’t until the day they returned to visit after their marriage that he realized he had indeed chosen the right person.
“Isn’t beating up the father-in-law a tradition in your family? I’m just following the rules,” Wan Dongyang said innocently to the bruised and battered man in front of him.
Liu Qishuang stared blankly at him, about to be scolded by his mother, when Wan Dongyang pointed at her and said, “I won’t beat up the mother-in-law for now, but don’t just stand there. Go prepare a good meal for your well-behaved son-in-law who knows the rules.”