Yao Yao was someone I met in a competition, being able to catch up with her is the pride of my life.

I only knew she lived in a single-parent family, but didn't know why her father passed away.

It wasn't until everything settled that I knew the truth of all things.

Gao, he's really too much. If I'm not her future son-in-law, I would definitely beat my friend Zhe hard if he took advantage of me like this!

But, why is he Yao Yao's cousin?

This all started after I was kicked out of the professional football team.

After losing my stable job, I was once in a slump and didn't want to play football anymore.

Trading stocks during the day, delivering food at night, putting all my effort into earning more money to buy a house and marry Yao Yao.

But I've been a sportsman since I was young, don't know how to do anything else apart from playing football.

Giving money to the main player during the day, delivering food to the main player at night. After a few months of hard work, I didn't earn any money and lost everything in the stock market.

And at this time, Zhe found Yao Yao.

"One of my men is suspicious, I suspect he has connections with an international drug trafficking organization."

Zhe didn't hide anything from Yao Yao.

"Do you remember the oath we made when we were young? To avenge your father when we grow up!"

"The opportunity has come."

My now deceased father-in-law was a drug enforcement officer who died in the line of duty at the age of 45.

Drug traffickers were rampant in the border area, after they discovered his true identity, they brutally killed him.

To avoid endangering his family, he didn't even have a tombstone after his death.

Yao Yao and her mother lived in fear for over a dozen years, fearing revenge from the drug trafficking group.

"You work as a cheerleader at the football games, know many players. Find me a reliable, honest and highly capable person."

Yao Yao "sacrificed relatives for righteousness", pushing me out.

So, I successfully signed with Zhe and became the captain and coach of his team.

Worried that I might get into trouble, Yao Yao also joined her cousin's team as the cheerleading captain.

What I couldn't let go of the most was the thrilling scene they staged, making me believe that Yao Yao was about to be assaulted, successfully forcing me to play along.

And playing along wasn't for the illegal gains from gambling, it was to earn the trust of Hua Bi Lao Wu.

Hua Bi Lao Wu was indeed a Vietnamese Chinese dispatched by Ruanshi Gui, a tough-looking man with a delicate mind.

Having followed Ruanshi Gui for over a decade, he had a discerning eye.

If it hadn't been for the dramatic act put on by Yao Yao and Zhe, he wouldn't have believed that Zhe was truly getting involved in underground gambling.

From the day Zhe recruited Hua Bi Lao Wu, I knew this guy was no ordinary person. Originally thought he was a reformed, down-to-earth guy, but it turned out he had ulterior motives.

Zhe is the son of Yao Yao's uncle, from a real estate family.

When Yao Yao's mother married her father, the family strongly opposed it.

Marrying a drug enforcement officer meant being prepared to live a widowed life at any moment. How could any family be willing to risk their daughter's life of suffering?

But true love shakes the world, the two still managed to come together successfully.

When Yao Yao was fifteen, the expected disaster finally struck.

Zhe inherited his father's business, continued to operate in real estate, and had a large share in the region south of the Yangtze River.

Being in this business, you inevitably know many people on both sides.

On the outside, to socialize with all kinds of people, he pretends to be a carefree playboy. But in private, he is always diligent and absolutely refuses to do anything illegal.

The turning point also started from a class reunion.