Some novels were about a useless son-in-law marrying into a family and then rising up. What kind of novel was this? What kind of literary knowledge was there in it?
This kind of novel was a novel about a son-in-law. It usually told the story of a person with a low status marrying into a rich family and eventually becoming an important figure in the family through continuous hard work and struggle. In novels about sons-in-law, they often involved family power, power struggles, business strategies, marriage and love, and other elements. At the same time, they also involved some literary common sense. The novels usually emphasize the struggle and struggle of men, showing the responsibility and responsibility of men in the family, and also discussing the status of men and women and the division of roles. The novels usually involved marriage and love, telling the stories of marriage and love between different families. At the same time, they also discussed the ethics and emotional issues in marriage and love. The novels usually involved business elements, describing the operation and management of the family business, as well as the role and contribution of the son-in-law. The ending of the novel usually had a reversal and climax to show the final growth and rise of the son-in-law, but also to shock and move the readers.