We Agreed to Be an Idle Son-in-law, You Land God?

Realm advancement is too slow. Isn't it written in the tone of pretending to be a slap in the face, pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger? Wouldn't it be better to become invincible earlier? Judging from the speed of your promotion, you don't even know how long it will take to catch up with the heroine. It is estimated that the book on the realm of land gods will be completed. One hundred chapters will lead to one realm, which will be a thousand chapters later. Is it a dog-licking literature, just waiting to die and being licked hard?

He was killed inexplicably, his brother was inexplicably killed, and Dao Kuang, who is a thief and a murderer, can he be cleared? It's annoying to see The Riddler now. There was still a market for people who wrote this 10 years ago. It's amazing that people still write like this now.

I've read about chapter 100, and overall I highly recommend it. Some of the daily life is also relatively relaxed and freehand, and at the same time, the main thread is interspersed in it, making the reading very smooth. But writing about women is too slow. The sister-in-law is quite good, quirky, cute, and closely tied to the main plot. The sister-in-law is more subtle. The misunderstanding in a poem is written in at least five chapters. If you have the opportunity to explain it but don't explain it, it seems that you will include your sister in the harem later. But you can't let this opportunity end and find other reasons to continue to deepen your relationship. And when you write it like this, I feel that the male protagonist is like the "Destined Son" in the "Destined Villain" novel. He is a complete hypocrite. He wants to accept the sisters but currently lacks the strength. He can only hang him with a poem first, and does not take the initiative to resolve the misunderstanding. It is purely ambiguous and waits until the woman later falls in love with the male protagonist before "reluctantly" accepting him. It reads like a constant stream of shit clips, delicate and artificial, insisting on being forced to be ambiguous. I hope that the parts about women can be simplified and not be too clever.

Even pretending not to understand. Writing novels also requires no brain.

I hate this kind of thing the most, having a wife but not having sex, just a pure eunuch.

Booked for 130 and saw 118. The writing is pretty good, but the pace is really too slow. If you want to be "calm and calm and turn the tide", you either have to live a leisurely life, play daily life peacefully, and watch from afar when something happens, or the protagonist has the kind of top-notch combat power. Unfortunately, I feel that the protagonist's growth is slow. Not only is he in the game, but there are many people behind the scenes. The overall feeling is that it's uncomfortable to watch, and you feel like you're being pushed around but unable to change. It just feels like cows and horses are still cows and horses after all.

The author must be a woman. She has an army of 300,000 people. If the Xiao family can be so miserable, anyone can bully it. In 200, the family's assets were only a few drug stores. Individuals can use their military force to fly into the sky and escape from the earth. At this time, aren't countries competing for the highest quantity and quality of combat power? It also emphasizes etiquette, and I personally am very good at it. Etiquette is a must.

It looks okay but I can't use my brain. I feel like the author has a bit of a left-brain conflict. The title is invincible but it is actually an upgrade stream The real power in the frontier has been inherited for 200 years by kings with different surnames. As a result, the medicinal materials of several medical clinics were robbed, as if the sky fell. Then the protagonist sold herbal tea to solve the problem. What the old man and the second lady said was very impressive, but they couldn't tell at all that their own base camp was so messed up that everyone could step on them, and they relied on the protagonist's low-level combat power to jump around and solve the problem. Also, the Hidden Guard is very cool and can let the emperor give instructions to the protagonist, but in fact it is so low that the protagonist is under surveillance. However, the protagonist still practices martial arts and gradually upgrades. When he reaches the third level, he can jump out and wander around. All the forces in the whole book are like clowns.

The logic doesn't make sense. The logic doesn't make sense. If one of the princes is engaged in a commercial war, it's still a medicine with no future.

Urgent, urgent, please update quickly.