As a Son-In-Law, I Am Actually a Genius in Cultivation

Thank you for reading. The protagonist of this book, Yun Chen, is not a traditional waste novel, nor is it a brainless novel. It does not have a system, and there is no gorgeous vocabulary. It only has a fascinating narrative plot and a love-hate relationship with the heroine. I hope you will like it. If there are any shortcomings, you can point them out and the author will update it every day.

The author uses traditional cultivation as the background, abandons the routine of systematic cheats and useless counterattacks, and tells the story of the growth epic of a declining child, Yun Chen, who joins a family of ancestral cultivators. The setting of the two female protagonists breaks the traditional narrative framework of male videos, and the emotional lines and road struggles are intertwined to reveal the thickness of human nature. The author uses a solid writing style to outline the resource game and realm constraints in the world of cultivation. The protagonist goes from the son-in-law in Jiji Yingying to the holy master who founded the sect. Every breakthrough is accompanied by price and awareness. The article contains both the step-by-step approach of "The Story of a Mortal's Cultivation of Immortality" and the emotional torture of "Zhu Xian", achieving a delicate balance between the power system and the cultivation of mental state. What is particularly rare is that the work transforms the identity of "brother-in-law" from a cool literary label into a touchstone for ascetics, creating a strong dramatic tension between the humble starting point and the highest attainment. It can be called a sincere work on traditional cultivation themes in recent years.

This book brought me back to the feeling I had when reading traditional fantasy. There are no fancy plug-ins now, only pure talent and bloodline. (I haven't read whether there is any sweat and hard work later. After seeing such a traditional novel, I will rate and comment first.) All in all, I'm looking forward to the following content. If I find it interesting, I will come back to comment. If there is no follow-up, I guess he was poisoned. Okay, I saw the sudden description of the two brothers and sisters of the Su family, so I read the comments. I already knew about 7788 of the subsequent plot from the comments, shit! After finally seeing the traditional cultivation of immortality, I find it interesting, but the author, can you please stop doing so much? Whitewashing is either about the protagonist getting someone done, or about whitewashing. Originally, I was looking forward to how you were going to clean up the Su family, but when I heard the follow-up, I felt afraid to watch it. You can even write that they did make mistakes, but they were young and ignorant, and they should repent in the future and take more actions to make up for the past and deal with the protagonist with their clansmen (strictly speaking, they actually have no memory points, but they were chasing and killing. So I don't feel much about it. On the contrary, I am more curious about how to grow and change), but the author obviously did not handle it well. But the matter has come to this, and it does not help. I feel like I won't be able to finish the review of this book. Since I have regained the feeling of a traditional fairy tale in the first few chapters, I will give you a three-star review.

"Yun Chen and Lin Wan'er have been wandering around the outer sect for two days, and have a basic understanding of things in the sect. There are four side jobs in the alchemy and weapon array. Alchemy is the most profitable, and weapon refining is the least profitable. Yun Chen has thought about it. If he doesn't have money, he will still learn a side job. In addition to weapon refining, if he has no talent, he can only take the path of killing people and seizing treasures." The language is realistic and interesting, and the description of the character is also very vivid. Reading this book will make you feel happy. I really like this kind of novel about cultivating immortality/no system and no waste material. It makes me feel very immersive when I read it. It's a great book that I still want to continue listening to after dozens of chapters.

I want to ask who are the two heroines?

Looks good, not useless anymore

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The author's writing style is so good. [Admiration] The characterization of characters and scenes is delicate and smart! Each character and scene seems to jump before your eyes, making you feel like you are there! Like👍🏻

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Read it word by word

The author arranged for Lin Wan'er to become pregnant and give birth to a child, so that the protagonist's father-in-law could hold his grandson before his death.

Simple and clear, but understandable once you hear it

Very good article on cultivating immortality! The writing is delicate and the plot is refreshing!

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It really became more and more exciting the more I read it, I read chapter after chapter. Come on, author!

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The novel about cultivating immortals is my favorite. I really like the male protagonist. I support it.

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