The Son-in-Law: My Empress Wife Keeps Wanting to Share My Bed

At first, you might not have thought much of the maid's part, but think about it: the female lead was initially indifferent, and then they even had the maid consummate her marriage with the male lead (don't worry, the male lead didn't consummate the marriage with the maid; there was no physical contact).

I'd give my own book five stars!

Why is nobody watching?

It's very good. I hope it stays with a single female lead and there's no ambiguity.

It's really good, the rating shouldn't be so low. Author, keep it up! You must persevere. It's so hard to find a good novel, you must write it well to the end! [Heavy punch][Heavy punch] From now on, I won't look at the rating when looking for novels. I've seen so many novels with ratings over 9 points and I feel like they're a bit high. If I were to rate this book, I'd give it at least 9 points. Author, believe in yourself!

I'd give it 4 stars. This novel is for slow-burners; I don't know why, but after reading so many novels, I prefer fast-paced ones. Lately, I haven't been able to read novels properly, so this one suffered. I skimmed through most of the parts where the female lead didn't end up with him, and ended up reading the ending after about halfway through. It was pretty good, though.

The writing is alright, but by my own standards, I'd give it four stars. I'll support it in the early stages, and I won't change it if it doesn't become popular. Getting back to the point, I used to think plagiarism was harmless, but after reading this book, I think it's quite bad, morally questionable.

The plot unfolds smoothly, focusing on everyday life without feeling contrived. Most importantly, the characters are vividly portrayed, each with their own distinct traits. However, tastes vary; I enjoyed it, but I can't speak for others. Anyway, I'm not a shill.

The plot is not drawn out, and the foreshadowing is well-placed, allowing you to vaguely guess the ending. The characters are also well-developed, and the ending is a happy one. It features a single female lead, and the identities of other characters who like the protagonist are explained well later on. Overall, everything ends very well, making it a delicate and excellent work. The plot isn't dragging at all 😂

I'd give it four stars. The interactions between the male and female leads were quite sweet, which I really enjoyed. But I didn't like it when it turned into a cultivation-themed romance. I want to read a sweet romance novel, not a melodramatic one, and I bet there will be some angst later on. 🥺