The male protagonist of "Floating Son-in-Law" traveled through time and space into a courtyard house, hoping to buy a few bungalows on the outskirts of the city to wait for demolition after the economy opened up, and then recruit a few more live-in sons-in-law to try out what it's like to be a father-in-law. However, the system's self-esteem is so strong that if anyone squints at the male protagonist, the system will regard him as an insult and look down upon him. Then they kept assigning tasks to the male protagonist, who was forced to work hard to earn points for decades, and finally made wedding dresses for others. Give up the system and win life!
Reader comments
I thought the writing was okay, but the open ending made me feel a bit depressed. Reading fast food novels is just fun, don't use your brain. The final outcome still needs to be thought about with your brain. It's troublesome, that's why I didn't give it five stars. The author keeps up the good work.
I thought the writing was okay, but the open ending made me feel a bit depressed. Reading fast food novels is just fun, don't use your brain. The final outcome still needs to be thought about with your brain. It's troublesome, that's why I didn't give it five stars. The author keeps up the good work.
As an ordinary person, I chose the truest choice