Back to Ancient Times as a Live-In Son-in-Law
回到古代当赘婿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Finished Masterpieces Rated 9.5 or Higher, Male-Oriented
I don't want to follow ongoing novels. I want some completed masterpieces to read. Here's a roundup of all the completed male-oriented novels on Tomato Novel with ratings above 9.5.
Intrigue, Schemes, Political Maneuvering, High Intelligence, Master Plans, and Suspense
Are There Any Novels with Ten Million Chapters?
If Tomato Novels Had a Hall of Fame, These Would Be the Few Inductees
These books are all masterpieces on Fanqie. There’s no single best one.
The Longest Novel on Tomato, Bar None!
This is undoubtedly the longest novel on Tomato Novel.
Modern Historical Fiction Has Almost No Gems. Disagree? Come Debate Me
The protagonist should not be sanctimonious, and the novel should not be mindless.
I've Finished All the Masterpieces. If You Disagree, Come Argue With Me
Looking for Historical What-If Stories. I Recently Found Out This Genre Has So Many Great Reads
Preferably funny, the kind that keeps you up at night.
High-IQ Alternate History, Complete!!!
High-Quality Alternate-History Fiction
Court politics, the martial world, wuxia, political intrigue, romance...
High IQ, Clever Plans, Vast Influence, Lighthearted and Funny
Lighthearted and funny. The protagonist isn't a bleeding heart, acts decisively, and the plot moves along smoothly.
Stories About Power Struggles in Both the Martial World and the Imperial Court?
The protagonist should be decisive and ruthless. The antagonists should be intelligent, or there shouldn’t be any absolute villains. No female lead, and above all, no woman should turn the protagonist into an idiot.
High-IQ Alternate-History Novels
I want something with intelligent characters. No stories that rub my nose in how stupid I am, even if I’m not exactly a genius.
Looking for Historical Novels, Preferably Feel-Good System Stories with Wild Premises
The protagonist is reborn in ancient times and uses the System to show off, rising rapidly all the way. The protagonist must not be an emperor.
Novels About Protagonists Who Champion the People and Uphold the Principles of Heaven and Earth
A protagonist devoted to the common people, set in a feudal society.
The Protagonist Is Also Eloquent, Constantly Dropping Memorable Lines and Even Borrowing Plenty of Poetry.
Male-Focused Stories With a Cunning Male Lead Who Plans Everything and Controls the Whole Game, and Intelligent Antagonists
Looking for Historical or Alternate-History Novels With Good Prose and a Smart Protagonist
A Reading-Slump Disaster!!!! Save Me!!!! Godfather!!!!
American Horror Story: May the Holy Spirit Be With You. Give this book a try, everyone. I think it's pretty good.
Looking for a Cool Fictional Historical Novel About the Protagonist's Time Travel
Ideally, something like *The Carefree Little Scholar* or *The Best House Husband*. The protagonist brings modern knowledge to the past and plays the pig to eat the tiger. He just wants to take it easy and coast through life, but the times won't let him.
Looking for High-IQ Alternate-History Novels
High-IQ characters! I want them to be really smart (but not so smart that I can’t keep up).
Looking for Transmigration Stories Rated 9.8 or Higher
A male or female lead transmigrates into a farming story. No naive, sugary-sweet leads, and preferably a more down-to-earth plot.
Give Me Some High-IQ Stories. Reading Idiot-Proof Fiction Is Making Me Stupid
My Number One Transmigration Novel
Recommend the best transmigration stories you've ever read!
Reader comments 60
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Really, a very good book. Compared with other time-travel books, it is much more exciting. Compared with the Ming and Qing Dynasties in the Three Kingdoms, it is a refreshing change. However, after writing so much, this book is still very good, so cheers to the author!
I really like this kind of poetic novel, and it also plays tricks. This is my first time commenting, and I really like it.
It's really great. Whether they are the good guys or the bad guys, both sides are thoughtful throughout the whole process. The difference is that the protagonist's plan has taken too big a step, and I can't understand it. It's not the author's problem, it's my problem.
The protagonist in this book, Lin Han, is so amazing that he is omnipotent and unbreakable.
When I saw the song in Chapter 37: Banishing the Immortal, "The White Jade Capital in the Sky, Five Cities on the Twelfth Floor, Immortals caressing my head, tying my hair and granting immortality." I knew I was in trouble. I haven't read such a flavorful novel in a long time. The one that moved me so much was "The Son-in-law". It can be said that this novel is also good! Very good, I hope everyone will not be misled by the ratings [laughing]
The text is clear and logical, with little nonsense, and the writing is humorous. Worth a look.
I have read this novel twice. It is very good, but the rating is a bit low.
It is a rare good article, with fluent writing, clear ideas, delicate emotional descriptions, and a strong sense of empathy. It is refreshing and has solid literary skills. Of course, since it is a novel, the halo of the protagonist is indispensable, but it is still a good book worth reading! ! !
I have read the entire book. The ancient time travel novel is very different from other novels. There are no brainless plug-ins and no super-era technology that can be used immediately. A helpless scholar spent his ancient life brilliantly with wisdom. Reading the whole book gives me a sense of what ordinary people lived in ancient times. There are many moments in the book where I have to thank my opponent for not killing the protagonist. It is a good time-travel novel worth reading. But after reading it, I am very curious about the characters in the Immortal Sect. Are they fantasy characters? It feels like a martial arts world mixed with fantasy characters, who can replace severed limbs at will, and whose souls can change bodies and live for thousands of years is a bit ridiculous. It doesn't feel like a character of one dimension at all. The protagonist can win just because I want him to win. If you like this type, you can check it out
The content is relatively old-fashioned, and there is still a gap compared with Xiaorong, but it is enough to read, and it is good to pass the time. Among the time-travel historical novels, The Best Servant, The Son-in-Law, and The Happy Little Scholar are the best. These three books can be said to be classics!