A Son-in-law is in Power

The author's ability to write stories is very good. It is impossible to stop reading and I want to read it in one sitting. But the ability to control words does not match the ability to write stories at all. For example, the word "strong" is overused throughout the book, and many inappropriate sentence breaks suddenly appear in the second half of the book, making it extremely unsmooth to read. I think it is time for the author to read more ancient and modern classics (including excellent translations) to improve his writing skills.

To describe someone's high status, it is "one person is lower than ten thousand people". The author has said "one person is above ten thousand people" more than once. I think he probably read this idiom backwards when he first read it. Even if he saw this idiom again, he would just brush it off, so I had to give him a slap in the face and shout, "Say it again: one person is inferior to ten thousand people!" Remember, don't make people laugh anymore!

What I hate the most is the human nature of the protagonist who can take things but not let them go. There were many things that were obviously fine, but he caused trouble.