The Carefree Young Son-in-Law

This is the brother version of "The Carefree Scholar," where the bandit wife Ruyi becomes the richest man's daughter Ruoyu, the sister-in-law Ruyi becomes the niece Xiyue, Huan'er becomes Luo'er, the prince is actually a prince, the princess is actually a county princess, and Old Fang remains unchanged... See for yourself.

The narrative is straightforward and straightforward, lacking dramatic twists and turns, yet still enjoyable. The plot flows smoothly and has moments of humor. However, the ending felt a bit rushed, leaving some plot holes unresolved and somewhat unsatisfactory. Overall, I quite liked the story. Keep up the good work, author!

The content is rich and varied, and well-organized, but it's a bit of a shame that so much was left unsaid before it was introduced.

What I said, I won't say; you wrote very well. The only shortcoming is that it shouldn't have ended. I hope there will be a second part. The author continues writing, and we continue reading. Come on! Out two

Not bad, I just wonder when I'll be able to win over my niece, the princess, and Sister Yu.

The book is very well written, showcasing many aspects of modern life in ancient times. Items like mirrors, wine, cement, and fireworks are presented naturally without requiring elaborate descriptions of their creation processes. Readers are drawn to the awe-inspiring sights seen by people in ancient times, rather than the arduousness of the manufacturing process.

After reading the first few dozen chapters, it feels increasingly familiar! Isn't this just a condensed version of "The Son-in-Law" (Angry Banana)? Some comments even say it's like "The Carefree Young Scholar." Wow! However, it's perfectly normal for Tomato's books to be similar; it would be strange if they were no longer similar. Similarities don't matter, the more common they are, the more embarrassing it is. This one is alright, you can take a look.

Have you all seen the TV series called "My Heroic Husband"? It's a little similar to this book. But overall, it's very good and exciting.

It's practically a complete imitation of the carefree young scholar.

Writing a book is always a laborious and thankless task. Whether it's good or bad, people will always gossip. Regardless of what others say, I'm giving it a 5-star rating. Since I've read it, it deserves encouragement.