A Live-in Son-in-Law of a CEO
A Live-in Son-in-Law of a CEO on ONShort, with 104 available episodes, from iDrama. Choose an episode and start watching from the series page.
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Series details
- Platform
- iDrama
- Episodes
- 104
- Language
- English
- Last updated
Story of the series
Albert Kent, a live-in son-in-law of the Perez family, was expected to bring them good luck. He was expelled from the family because his wife, Zoe Perez, misunderstood him. By chance, he had the opportunity to become an apprentice to a reclusive cultivator, from whom he acquired exceptional skills. However, driven by his worldly desires, his progress in cultivation stalled. His master sent him to Mid-Sea City to sever his earthly attachments. After overcoming a series of thrilling crises, Albert defeated Hugh Wright, who was exiled by the five prominent families, in the Challenge of Life Arena. He became the most powerful figure in Mid-Sea City and fulfilled his promise to his wife.
Verified catalogue context for A Live-in Son-in-Law of a CEO
ONShort lists this title under iDrama with 104 episodes in the current catalogue record. The indexed edition is not specified, the primary language is English, and recorded genres include CEO، Comeback، Elite Families، Immortal Cultivation، Live-in Son-in-Law. The page data was last updated on September 7, 2026. These details come from the current ONShort catalogue and may change when the source record is updated.
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