The Rise of the Son-in-Law
霸婿崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 7.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War God Son-in-Law
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I give it five stars. I think this book is really good-looking. The author has a very positive worldview and values, rich imagination, and clear thinking. This book is good at interweaving logical reasoning, unlike many low-quality novels online now that have no logic. I don't know why many people have strong opinions about the lack of focus on the male protagonist, but I think it is precisely because everyone thinks this is a good book that they comment and express their dissatisfaction and opinions. I am a long-time fan of Lao Shi. I have read all his books (including those not found on Tomato), and I think I am qualified to comment like this. By the way, I support classmate Xiao Gu. I personally don't like Yao Jing's character. She's too self-assertive.
The writing is very careful and not stupid. I give you a thumbs up from a hardcore bookworm. Come on, Aoli.
From The Killer Landlord to the Pretty Tenant, I have forgotten which book I read, and I have forgotten most of the previous plots, but I don't want to go back and read them again. Lao Shi's books have never been about single female protagonists, and I don't want to read about multiple female protagonists. Emmmm, it's useless to say more. Books written by Lao Shi, somehow, always have some values or personal opinions, haha, they also follow the actual facts and express feelings about life. Maybe this is what I like from the beginning until now. I hope the author: The donor has a bad omen, and the more he writes, the better.
I think it's very interesting, unlike other novels which are boring after writing. I read it every day and look forward to the updates! ! ! I hope there will be more works like this.
I have been reading novels for more than ten years. Many urban novels are okay at the beginning but become unreadable in the middle. Only the books by Lao Shi and Chun Qing Sharp Brother have kept me reading over the years.
After reading so many novels, this is the only one I haven't given up on. The political intrigues in it are well written, and the protagonist is not particularly strong, so there is still room for improvement.
This novel is very good. I hope Yao Jing and Lin Mingming can overcome difficulties and obstacles together.
Lao Jiajia, your writing is good. It has a single plot and is definitely not a flow novel.
It's very exciting and refreshing. I've been watching it for a week and finally found it here. I think it's time to start a harem. There are more and more women. I feel like Yao hasn't taken care of them, but I can't have one and give up one.
The five stars are not given just for this book, but because I have read all of Lao Shi's books. Although this book is a bit watery in the later stages [laughing] I recommend a book that should be regarded as a time-travel novel, "My Wife is the God of Death". This book is written in the first person. The male protagonist is technically single-minded, even though his son is the daughter of a witch. The main reason is that the male protagonist maintains his integrity but still can't resist the witch's thoughts. In the end, the witch secretly tastes the male protagonist. [Laughing] The book is quite funny. Some of the lines are copied from Stephen Chow's movies. It's worth reading.