The eldest son of the Yanjing Lin family was framed and imprisoned. Five years later, he became the emperor of Northern Xinjiang!
He, the God of War, is a myth in everyone's eyes!
And she is what thousands of members of the Han family refer to as a bitch, a wasted flower and a willow.
Qingtian was so angry that the sky collapsed and the earth collapsed!
Reader comments
I only read eight chapters and I was so disgusted! Does the male protagonist need to be a son-in-law if he is so powerful? The heroine and her daughter are not as good as servants in the Han family. Why not take advantage of the opportunity to get married and leave the inhumane Han family completely? The Han family regards the heroine's unmarried daughter as a shame to the Han family. Why not marry her off, but find a son-in-law for her so that the Han family can continue to be a joke to others? What's even more ridiculous is that the Han family is recruiting a bride to get a huge sum of money to solve the crisis of the Han family company. So who can afford the huge sum of money will be willing to become a son-in-law? What's even more disgusting is that no matter what the situation, the male and female protagonists must rely on this already poorly written theme of the door-to-door son-in-law! Abandoned!
Is the male protagonist an emotionless machine?
It was okay at first, but then I just had affairs with different women, or when my wife was pregnant.
I only read eight chapters and I was so disgusted! Does the male protagonist need to be a son-in-law if he is so powerful? The heroine and her daughter are not as good as servants in the Han family. Why not take advantage of the opportunity to get married and leave the inhumane Han family completely? The Han family regards the heroine's unmarried daughter as a shame to the Han family. Why not marry her off, but find a son-in-law for her so that the Han family can continue to be a joke to others? What's even more ridiculous is that the Han family is recruiting a bride to get a huge sum of money to solve the crisis of the Han family company. So who can afford the huge sum of money will be willing to become a son-in-law? What's even more disgusting is that no matter what the situation, the male and female protagonists must rely on this already poorly written theme of the door-to-door son-in-law! Abandoned!
Is the male protagonist an emotionless machine?
It was okay at first, but then I just had affairs with different women, or when my wife was pregnant.