The Liang Dynasty’s Live-in Son-in-Law

This is also called a son-in-law. ? You're just trying to sell someone like a sheep over someone else's head. The main character is the one who's trying to bully you. The heroine is just like a passerby. The so-called son-in-law just has a name. ? Funny. There wasn't even any interaction with the heroine. What's even funnier is that the heroine hated the hero at first, so she fell in love when her aunt came and gave her a bowl of glutinous rice porridge and rubbed her belly. ? Are you lowering the heroine's IQ, or are you lowering the reader's IQ?

What are you writing about?

Your opening statement is a mess, you're a dog-licker.

It is a book that I read quickly, mainly because the plot is compact and interlocking, making it very attractive to keep reading to find the truth.