Son-in-law

The protagonist, his way of dealing with things and his methods are worth reading and learning, and the story is also very exciting. A book with connotation and appeal can become popular even if it is not there! What a pity!

I had always heard that this was a masterpiece before I read it. I've seen it a few times before, and to be honest, I'm disappointed. Why? Because the old routine at the beginning is too obvious! Every time the protagonist copies poems to show off is the most difficult episode for me. This is the reason why I read and abandoned it many times before. I tried to read it a few times later because of the book shortage. I endured reading it this time because the book shortage was too uncomfortable, and the protagonist didn't copy many poems in the past (the protagonist is very restrained in this regard, but the few times he accidentally passed out the poems felt a bit like a memorial arch). So I endured the aesthetic fatigue and read on... Until the protagonist deceived Liu Xigua, took revenge on Liangshan, and then directly killed the emperor Zhou Zhe, it made me feel happy to the extreme. This is it! He was not a talented poet in the first place, but after finally traveling back in time, why did he have to rack his brains and copy poems to please the rulers of the decadent feudal society? It would be better to overthrow them directly! The official of Qin, the best son-in-law, the idler of the Tang Dynasty, and the literary giant of the Republic of China (although I copied this, I am convinced by the powerful ideas contained in it and the depth of historical exploration). Why is it one of my favorite historical novels besides the husband-in-law? Oh, and Jie Yu 2 is also an excellent writer who breaks away from the routine of copying poems and writes well. The ideas and techniques contained in Hanxiang are really the best. Although the writing is very good, the middle and later stages of the plot are too dull because the protagonist is so idle, and he is always trying to please the emperor, and he feels like his destiny is not under his control. It's really not my type! In fact, if the poems are copied to cultivate the sentiments of friends, accept the admiration of friends, and satisfy a small vanity, it is enough. Why use them to argue with those rotten literati who are full of food and talk all day long? Could it be that if someone says you can't write poems and lead characters, you won't be able to survive? In fact, speaking of modern thinking, technology is the greatest advantage of time travellers! Thoughts and technology can make you powerful and rich, but what about poetry? After arguing for a long time, those rulers suddenly said, "Poetry is just a trail after all." Wouldn't it be over? Ideas and technology are still the most reliable!

I have been following this book for a long time, and I often read book reviews before it is updated. Since it ranked first on the list, the trend of book reviews seems to have completely changed. In the past, it was nothing more than asking for updates or jokingly calling Sister Jiao, or discussing the arguments in the book, but now book reviews can be described as diverse. I don't want to say who is right or wrong. If you are reading a novel to kill your boredom, then change it if you can't stand it anymore, so why argue. You said you just made some suggestions? Then I suggest you don't mention it. This is what Sister Jiao is like: I write a book, whether you like it or not! Since this is my first book review, let's talk about this book. Sister Jiao has been writing this article for more than 7 years. In terms of structure, "home" has caught up with the popularity of time-travel novels at the beginning, which makes you feel that the beginning of the article is cheesy and cliché, but it was still a trend at the time. The overall tone of the "country" part in the middle has changed, which can be regarded as Sister Jiao's understanding of history and Confucianism, and now "world" I can't see clearly how Sister Jiao plans to write it, but I am personally looking forward to it. The next step for our family and our country is clear and clear. In terms of plot, the Su family, Fangla, Liangshan, Qingmuzhai, disaster relief, military expedition, dragon slaying, and Xiaocang Mountain all have ups and downs. In terms of characters, there are Qin Siyuan, Qian Xiwen, Shi Jin, Zhou Tong, Lou Shuwan, etc., And they are all vivid and vivid. Overall, this article is excellent! I am just a reader, and the above is purely my personal opinion, which can be discussed, not argued!

An imaginary historical theme, a soul-traveling genre. It mainly tells the story of the protagonist who returned to ancient times from the status of a modern financial giant, and entered the body of the least status son-in-law of a merchant family, and was involved in a series of family, country and world affairs. The protagonist travels to an ancient society that is not too feudal. He has no worries about eating and drinking. He puts down or puts aside his once ambitious ambitions. The pace of life suddenly slows down. He breathes in the intoxicating air and sighs in a leisurely tone: Life has just begun. He has no obsessive pursuit of fame and wealth, and no interest in getting ahead. He is as happy and happy every day as he is, wandering around in the marketplace of a strange era. As a son-in-law, he has no ties to the past and no resentment towards the current situation. His mental state at this time must be unprecedented before time travel. He must be very relaxed and comfortable. In the novel, family and friendship gradually become closer, entanglements gradually deepen, and one is immersed in the world, just like a person grows from childhood to adulthood. Helpless, this is also life. Ever since I was slapped in the face by a copywriter, no matter how wonderful the show was, I admired the outstanding people who originally created these poems. Readers may not help but wonder about the impressive figures who emerged from the business war, but are people who have experienced the cycle of life and death really interested in these things? Being involved in the turmoil in this corner of the world, now that the bond has arisen again, no matter whether he is happy or not, he can no longer be comfortable. He sighed, straightened his clothes, and walked out. One wave after another, it turns out that it is indeed a backward feudal society. Troubled times are coming. If we don't smash the old society to pieces, it will be useless to patch things up. The world is in ruins, and when we gather our troops to live in the southwest, when I think back on my life, all I can think of is emotion, no matter where I go, I can't escape.

First of all, I want to explain that I am a fan of Sister Jiao. I have watched Hidden Killer three times and My Son-in-Law probably twice. I am not a paid troll. In the comment section of previous chapters, I have seen two kinds of comments. One feels that the quality of this work is quite high, and one chapter is worth several chapters; the other feels that the article is boring and does not have many 13-camera lenses, so it is probably abandoned after just reading it. I want to say that I have experienced both of these feelings. The first time a friend introduced me to see my adopted son-in-law, I had the same idea at first as the second one. I felt that the rhythm started to be slow. Although the text was very comfortable to read, it was not very refreshing. It felt like I was reading a book instead of fast-food consumer online literature (in real life, modern people probably don't sit down to read a Dream of Red Mansions, right?), But when I patiently I lost my temper, and when I read on, I realized that I was wrong. This is still a good article, and it is a very literary and good article. The text description, the plot design, and the good foreshadowing all fall into place. It is so satisfying that it has a beginning and an end. It is refreshing to know the causes and consequences. So I changed from a "second opinion" to a "first opinion", so that after Sister Jiao caught up with her to update, I read it a second time. Of course, this is just my superficial opinion. I don't mean to impose my own ideas on others. I just express my own thoughts and recommend them weakly (why weakly, so as not to make others think that I am a shill). Readers who read later will know that Sister Jiao's updates are very slow, very slow, very slow... Butt determines thinking, so I think Sister Jiao is recognizing I really polish the article, that's why the update is so slow (of course, if Sister Jiao goes out to prostitute every day and lingers in the places where "literati and elegant people" are, the update will be slow, I will admit it), so that I never dare to push for updates, fearing that the quality of the article will be tainted by fast food articles because of the push for updates. Having said so much, I just want to tell readers who are just starting to read, even if they don't believe the author, give other people who have experienced it (such as me) some confidence. If you continue reading, you will like it. ----A reader who likes the son-in-law and watches the original version 😂

Oops, the management is awesome. I just said a few words objectively and then deleted the post. Oops, I'm really impressed. Forget it. This is the first time I've been disgusted by this kind of book. I've always wanted to talk properly, but I think this kind of management makes me feel that this book is not even worth keeping on the bookshelf.

It took me three months to equal the book that others had been chasing for eleven years... What a great book! In the production of large-scale scenes, the early period of Dream of Red Mansions (Home), the middle period of Water Margin (Kingdom), and the later period of Romance of the Three Kingdoms (Tianxia), it is rare that the author can take into account the refreshingness of the male channel and the delicacy of the female channel. Every time I find an advantage during the reading process, I write it down casually: 1. Book friends have the desire to spoil every sentence, because there are too many foreshadowings, including the shaping of the characters, which are advanced layer by layer. I think the feeling after reading the book for the second time will be completely different from the first time reading! 2. Because the author is a monthly writer, there is a summary of the past at the beginning of each chapter, which is very considerate; 3. Many villains do not force their wits; 4. The appearance and clothing of the characters are not described, only the actions, expressions and scenes are described, and the whole image of the person is created in your mind. The description of the environment is connected with people's moods, and they are beautifully laid out; 5. Two or even three or four lines are often carried out at the same time and perfectly integrated; 6. Whether it is a scene or a landscape, the picture is too clear; 7. Many so-called "water" parts are indeed useless to the progress of the plot, but they can enrich the characters, some can also be vaguely used as foreshadowing to enrich the plot, and some are to express the author's thoughts. 8. The timeline is particularly clear, and the ratio of time in the novel to updated time in reality is one to one. Sister Jiao doesn't like straightforward storytelling. In this book, she uses a lot of flashbacks, interludes, supplementary narrations, multiple parallel story lines, and multiple perspective switching techniques. Some places are indeed a little overdone, but it's bearable. Sister Jiao's ability to use words and control layout is very powerful. She often rebounds after being suppressed to the lowest level. That feeling is so refreshing! In Shuangwen, this book has reached a top level. Everyone in the writing has a soul One of the writing methods that I like very much about Sister Jiao is that it makes extensive use of the perspectives of various minor characters in the incident, the world in their eyes, their emotions, their struggles, their ambitions and cowardice, their growth or decline... Every character has flesh and blood, and the complexity of human nature is well interpreted. This is the only book that you can read happily even if the main character doesn't appear for a long time. They say that reading thousands of books is not as good as traveling thousands of miles, and traveling thousands of miles is not as good as reading countless people. Thanks to Sister Jiao for helping me see countless people in this book.

I have never written such a long review after reading novels for so many years. I honestly envy the relationships between Ning Yi and many female protagonists, such as Su Tan'er, Xiao Chan, Nie Yunzhu, and Yun Jin'er. The author describes the emotions of these people very delicately. In fact, like Liu west Gua, Zhou Pei, and Xue Hongti, in fact, they probably also like Ning Yi. I haven't read it yet, so I don't know if they will be together. I don't like to read harem stallion stories. What can I say about this book? I like these emotional descriptions very much. How should I put it, I can't feel this kind of emotion in reality. Although I have never been in love, I like this novel very much and envy this kind of feeling. Maybe love should be like this! I hope there are many people in the end and can be together

Open Idiom Solitaire: The land is vast and the resources are abundant

I am very disgusted by time-travelers who randomly steal other people's poems. Others' hard-worked works can be stolen at will, and it is just to show off. I think it is really an insult to the word literature. And the author must not want his beloved work to be stolen by others, right? At first I thought this book would not be like this, but then when I saw the protagonist casually writing famous works that have been passed down through the ages to others to show off, I really couldn't stand it anymore, even though I quite liked the book. I also hope that the author can think about how you feel after your work is stolen.