"This stupid male protagonist is already the Dragon King, why should he be a bullied son-in-law!?"
Ye Feng, who was reading novels out of boredom, was depressed to death by the frustrating plot in the novel about the Dragon King's son-in-law.
It's really because the male protagonist in the novel is also named Ye Feng. Not only does he have the same name, but he is also tall and handsome like him. This character is so relatable to him.
"If I had the identity and ability of the Dragon King, I would not allow this family to kneel down and sing conquest to me!?"
Ye Feng did not expect that one of his complaints would actually allow him to travel through time in this novel and become the male protagonist of the Dragon King.
The beginning was when my mother-in-law asked me to bring her foot-washing water!
Facing this sarcastic old woman, the first thing Ye Feng did was to pour footwashing water on her head!
Reader comments
Mark: No divorce, the same Dragon King pretending to be a slap in the face, saving people to find backers, and a little bit kind, saying that the protagonist is awesome and not as knowledgeable as them. At the beginning, Su almost gave in, and the protagonist kicked the door open. It really smells like a Dragon King.
How many chapters has it been since the divorce?
What is the difference between this and Dragon King?
Licking the dog. . .
It's almost changed a bit, and the more I look at it, the angrier it becomes.
After watching it for a long time, I didn't see any difference between you and a traditional son-in-law. At least the plot is not that sad, but it is still very dragging.
Mark: No divorce, the same Dragon King pretending to be a slap in the face, saving people to find backers, and a little bit kind, saying that the protagonist is awesome and not as knowledgeable as them. At the beginning, Su almost gave in, and the protagonist kicked the door open. It really smells like a Dragon King.
How many chapters has it been since the divorce?
What is the difference between this and Dragon King?
Licking the dog. . .
It's almost changed a bit, and the more I look at it, the angrier it becomes.
After watching it for a long time, I didn't see any difference between you and a traditional son-in-law. At least the plot is not that sad, but it is still very dragging.