House for the Brother-In-Law

Lu Chen moves for love and buys a house with all his savings. For five years, he gives all his income and does chores, supporting his wife’s entire family. At the father-in-law’s birthday party, the mother-in-law demands his house for the brother-in-law’s wedding, and his wife Song Ruonan backs her family. Crushed, Lu Chen plans to divorce. He sells the house, applies for a new salary card and sues for separation. Without his money, the Song family collapses. Song Ruonan piles up heavy debts for them and is forced to remarry for betrothal gifts, finally realizing how selfish her family is. Lu Chen succeeds in his hometown business, while she sinks deep into debt and family chaos. The Song family pays for their greed.