The Protective Son-in-Law

Overall it's pretty good, the details are appropriate, and the plot progresses at a comfortable pace. There are some typos, but not many, and they do not affect reading. The single heroine is not a virgin, and it is obvious that she has grown in ability and character. She is not willful or pretentious, nor is she a mother-in-law who relies on her old age. The male protagonist does not abuse his power to bully others, nor does he scheming with senior officials. He is invincible, but his combat power is not large. However, the ending is rushed and leaves many holes unfilled, such as family background, missing men, pharmacy warriors, etc. It would be better to continue writing at the previous pace.

A very good book, worth reading

Okay, okay, it looks pretty.

This book is very well written!

This book is really well written, and deeply engraves people's questions about good and evil, and the clear distinction between love and hate.