If a genius doctor dies and is reincarnated as a son-in-law of the Zhang family, why does it matter if he bullies, insults, or slanders him?
The medicine pavilion inherits the dragon, the half-dead body corrects the Tao, the almighty son-in-law rises against the wind, the spiritual energy revives to gain hegemony, and the mystery is solved to enter the immortal path!
Reader comments
In fact, the writing is okay, but I always feel that it is not smooth enough. Of course, there are misunderstandings. It is an old plot, but I feel that it is still a little far away from the high score. The old man Goldfinger is pure soy sauce. When necessary, he will appear to solve the problem and then disappear for a while. Then the husband-in-law story always has a mother-in-law who wants to die. Alas, anyway, it feels like a dog-skin plaster. The plot is not interesting once it is related to the mother-in-law.
In fact, the writing is okay, but I always feel that it is not smooth enough. Of course, there are misunderstandings. It is an old plot, but I feel that it is still a little far away from the high score. The old man Goldfinger is pure soy sauce. When necessary, he will appear to solve the problem and then disappear for a while. Then the husband-in-law story always has a mother-in-law who wants to die. Alas, anyway, it feels like a dog-skin plaster. The plot is not interesting once it is related to the mother-in-law.