The Official, the Bandit, and That Scholar's Son-in-Law

The writing is very good. When I read the synopsis, I thought it was another story about a son-in-law licking the dog, but after reading it, I must say one thing: there is basically no dog-licking. The male protagonist really cares about the female protagonist before and after the female protagonist also starts to care about the male protagonist. It is a two-way choice. It is not like in the 999 out of 1000 stories about a son-in-law, where the male protagonist tries his best to please the female protagonist who is always quick-tempered and arrogant but not coquettish. The biggest grievance of the male protagonist is that he was forced to marry into a wife and was beaten. However, there are several protagonists who did not rise up under the ridicule of thousands of people, the eyes of thousands of people, and the oppression of hundreds of millions of people. Especially in this kind of story about having a son-in-law, in comparison, the male protagonist really did not suffer much grievance. The only thing I think is not so good is that the male protagonist's attitude towards the Shen family changed a bit too quickly after he came back from the water bandits. As for the change in the relationship between the male and female protagonists, I don't think it is sudden, because the previous article has already laid the groundwork. Maybe the author wants to say that the male protagonist can quickly accept the Shen family because of the female protagonist, a kind of thought similar to "love the house and the crow". In short, flaws aside, this son-in-law novel is considered the highest level in my mind.

This book is actually pretty good, and one of the few that I can read. Many people think that the main character is too cowardly to have a bad life. Maybe people think that good writing requires smooth sailing. In fact, there is nothing cowardly about that book? It's just a process of growing up. Everyone has different ideas and thoughts. This is also my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it!

It's very humorous. I laughed all the way through it. It's very interesting.

I have almost caught up with the latest chapter, and I find that there seem to be very few people reading it. Maybe it is mainly because the update is slow or something. Especially in the past few days, two chapters have come every three or five. I thought the author was busy and had no time. When I looked at the author's homepage, I saw that there are two more books being updated at the same time. The author is really awesome. I guess I can't finish this book and prepare to practice my trumpet. It's a pity for this one. The framework is pretty good so far, and the story is okay. Finally, I estimate that there is a high probability that it will be unfinished. I will come back in half a year. If it is still being updated, I will give the author a great review. This post is proof!

At present, the level is almost equal to that of the son-in-law! And the pace is faster than the son-in-law, which is very enjoyable to watch. Come on author!

The details are in place, the characters are meticulously drawn, and the plot is ups and downs. It was originally rated as five stars. You can understand the reason for this. This is no longer the sigh of one person. It has caused public outrage. Why, of course I will continue to read it. It is quite good. I am more rational. The author has written it in big letters later, so it can be changed to five stars [Like] It's a bit licking, but it's still a sentence. It's impossible to do something you don't want to do to others. It's impossible to get angry after thinking about it. It's impossible to grasp the plot and the characters' emotions are not detailed. (Additional: Maybe you think I'm a bit inconsistent in what I said before and after. The first part is about appearance and movement, and the second part is about emotions. Don't misunderstand me, brothers)

The writing is good, the logic is smooth, and the writing style is acceptable. However, I suggest that the psychological description should not be too exaggerated, and the plot will be more natural.

It's quite funny, especially the psychological rants, all of which are seasoned actors. I'm a little curious whether the male protagonist will take in the female protagonist's sister in the future. After all, it's an ancient novel, and the female protagonist and her sister also have a lot of psychological drama. I'm blindly guessing that Ichisou will also be with the male protagonist in the future [eating melon]

It is different from the current fast-food novels about mindless love for the protagonist. The first few chapters may be average, but if you look at the problem from the perspective of the protagonist, you will think that what he does and thinks is okay. You see that the hero knows that the heroine is sick and it is different after he returns. The characters in the book are flesh-and-blood and have distinct and vivid personalities. It is not the current clichéd white text that pretends to be a slap in the face and has no logic. Speaking of the chapter where Zhou Mo died, I actually got wet in my eyes, haha. This is also one of the few novels I have read in so many years that did not skip chapters until the finale. It is worth reading.

Let's put it this way, this is a good book, and it gets more exciting as you go to the end. Unfortunately, the beginning is a bit disappointing and drives away many novices. I give it nine points. I left one point because I was afraid of you, eunuch.