I Put My Son-in-Law Behind Bars

Made for the phone in your hand, I Put My Son-in-Law Behind Bars tells a revenge and hidden identity story in portrait mode — no rotating, no black bars. Like most vertical dramas, it moves fast: short episodes, a cliffhanger at the end of each, and no filler. The plot, in short:

Twenty-six years after a one-night stand, a billionaire finally finds the daughter he never knew he had. But their reunion turns violent when her abusive husband accuses them of having an affair, extorts him, and beats them both. And the thug is backed by a manager at his own company, who has no idea the “old drifter” is actually his chairman.