Why does Silas marry the granddaughter?

To fulfill a dying friend's request to protect the family for three years.

How does the family treat him during the marriage?

They scorn him as a worthless dependent and pile on daily humiliation.

House Husband Supreme

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House Husband Supreme — A thousand-year-old immortal enters a contract marriage to protect his friend's descendants.

Silas Lancaster has existed for a millennium with his abilities masked by an ordinary exterior. Bound by a deathbed promise to a dying companion, he weds the man's granddaughter to safeguard the family line for three years. Inside the opulent household, relatives treat the live-in husband as a useless parasite, heaping daily humiliation upon him. Silas absorbs the cruelty without protest, anchored solely by the vow. The arrangement ends in divorce, at which point his concealed strength surfaces and forces the once-mocking elite to confront the reality they dismissed.

Quick answers

Why does Silas marry the granddaughter?: To fulfill a dying friend's request to protect the family for three years.
How does the family treat him during the marriage?: They scorn him as a worthless dependent and pile on daily humiliation.