This Son-in-Law Job Isn't Easy

Let me explain it in case anyone doesn't understand (there are spoilers below, so don't read if you don't like it): The protagonist is a second time traveler, and he is the only time traveler from beginning to end. Because he lost all the memories of time travel, he thought there were other time travellers. In addition, it is not a matter of soul traveling or possession, the body has always been the body he traveled through (the legitimate son of the Duke of Guo), and the one who died was his stand-in, and he was also the real Chen Zushi, so Chen Zushi also really existed. The protagonist has exchanged identities with his double and started over in the country of Chen. This book is a male porn harem! Male porn harem! Male porn harem! Important things have to be said three times. Pure lovers may feel uncomfortable reading this book. Why do the female protagonists like the male protagonist? Because it's a harem! Why do men want to accept other women? Because it's a harem! Why can the female protagonists forgive the male protagonist? Because it's a harem! This book has multiple female protagonists, but it's not just about romance. This book is an alternate history, but it is not just the story of the protagonists. This book is a fantasy world, but it is not just a fantasy plot...

The writing is quite good, but the maids in it look like modern women. Why should they be sad when the protagonist gets married? They are not separated. The feudal ideas that we have been exposed to since childhood should not change into modern female ideas just because the protagonist is a modern person, and it has only been a few months. The protagonist is a modern person, and a professor (I remember it was this one), but he behaves very immaturely in his relationship with the two maids. Regardless of feudal etiquette, inviting the maid's family to the wedding is to show that the protagonist values ​​them, and the protagonist does not care about the embarrassment, but why must the Su family and the bride not care? Although God's perspective knows that the bride doesn't care, the protagonist doesn't know, which is too arbitrary. Regarding these issues, I hope the following will not be too abrupt. Except for the problem with the two maids, everything else is well written. Come on. You can check it out in Shuhuang. When watching the interaction between the maid and the protagonist, just ignore their identities. The interaction is quite sweet.

I really like your writing style. The story is captivating, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the plot rhythm is just right. Chasing your articles has become a daily habit, and I will always update them as soon as possible in my free time. I am worried about the follow-up plot and the ending of the characters in the book. I don't ask for explosive updates (actually I don't have any tricks [cover my face]), I just want to not procrastinate in updating, just write slowly and update steadily. I hope that inspiration will always accompany my writing, my ideas will continue to flow, I will not be perfunctory or unfinished, and I will write the story carefully and well. We are always here, waiting quietly and patiently for your updates. We will live up to the readers' preference and the mountains and rivers written in our writings [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart] The relationship between the protagonist and Xiao Wuse is a bit shocking...

I finished the whole book in one week, and the author has controlled the rhythm very well. Whether it is daily life or the main plot, it is at least very clear and not confusing. Especially the relationships with several of the female protagonists are related and foreshadowed, so it does not feel abrupt. (Except for Xiao Wuse) I really don't understand why I suddenly fell in love with the protagonist. The rest of the flaws are not concealed. I am looking forward to the follow-up plot of Wu Hou leading the Black Flag Army to conquer the world and the reform. I hope the author can do a good job in character creation. With a lot of reference to the charm of great men, as the protagonist, he treats the common people with compassion, and he must be able to distinguish the priorities in his treatment of class struggle. Also, in the subsequent development process, I hope that there will no longer be a situation where the protagonist has a weak blood to deal with a very powerful enemy. This kind of plot is simply developed for the development of the story, and it does not promote the main plot. You can't meet a new heroine every time the protagonist has a weak health. It will become more and more cliché. I look forward to the author's update in the future. I re-read Chapter 250 for the second time, which is when Widow Sun's line was offline, so I once again thought about how an ordinary person from modern times would treat the people below him if he had just "just traveled" to a strange feudal era and had a little "power" in his hands. Most student readers would just be unable to blend in with any sand, but human nature itself is very complicated. From different standpoints and combined with their own cognitions, can there really be that kind of moral perfection? , Everyone should have their own thoughts, and the first choice will be in their own interests from the perspective of human nature, so as long as the bottom line is not touched, the first choice in the process of getting along with others should be to talk about anything, instead of Long Aotian's mentality of beating the other person to death as long as he encounters something that is not good for him. I hope the author will update it soon. This time I read the previous unabridged version again. Many parts of it have been changed and the previous one is actually better written. Moreover, the special Liu Bei and some scale aspects are actually more suitable for people with a little experience. I like these descriptions very much. They are erotic but not pornographic. I hope the author will keep updating and don't stop updating. I will keep giving you gifts.

As an old reader for more than ten years, I personally think that this book is indeed a rare masterpiece of Tomato. It is plain but contains warmth. Life is not so dynamic. Everyone's choices have their own reasons and reasons. Many people think that there are too many descriptions of supporting characters, but maybe for people like me, such descriptions make the characters more flesh-and-blood. No one is destined to be a supporting character. Everyone is the protagonist of his own life and has his own story. Maybe the results of such a book are indeed not very good, but I am also very grateful to the author for creating such a fairy tale for a niche reader like me. After reading more than 400 chapters, I suddenly felt something. The book only leaves Nanling City after Chapter 400, and the protagonist has not even awakened his memory. From these aspects, we can see that the author's ambition is very great. The world is very majestic and vast, but I am really worried that the author will not finish the book. The further you write, the more you write, it will really be a big challenge for your perseverance. Secondly, from the previous article to now, I have always liked all the "little characters" in this book. But I wonder if you, the author, have new considerations. You spent a lot of time describing the character Liu Er. Now that Mr. Mo is dead, will this character be forgotten like this? Is there still a chance for her to appear? Although this is an obvious villain character, I believe you should have some other deep meanings when you wrote it. Looking back now, I can clearly feel that you saved a lot of ink in some places, such as the description of Lu Jiuyuan being caught and released, and the concerns of Mrs. Wang and her daughter for the protagonist when the protagonist fell into the undercurrent. I wonder if the poor master and servant Liu Er and Xiao Cui have actually gone offline. When they were abused in the previous article, it was their last cry. One more thing, let's talk about the heroine in this article. First of all, I am a pure lover of harem literature and I basically don't read single heroines. But I always feel that there is a huge difference between harem novels and stallion novels. The confirmed female protagonists include Qingyao, the sisters of the Ying family, the eldest princess, the princess Shang, six Shangguan people, plus Mrs. Wang's mother and daughter, and the four girls of Xiaotuan, there are more than ten people. According to the current writing style and plot advancement, there should be a new heroine in the future, right? I think the author is trying to depict a real world, so having so many female protagonists will inevitably result in many characters being too facial or lacking in plot. Maybe you have already considered it and can solve these problems perfectly. I also read this and felt it for a moment. Thanks again to the author for the great quality work.

The author's writing style is very good, the story is also very rhythmic, and the character descriptions and emotional scenes are very delicate. I like this style of writing very much, and it uses group portrait descriptions. Each character is very unique, but when I watched it, I felt that there were some places that were not smooth. I don't know if the length was revised. It felt weird. The portrayal of the female protagonist is very good, but some details may need to be polished, but the male protagonist may not be able to handle so many female characters emotionally [laughs awkwardly], but overall it is very good. Maybe it's because of Tomato, but I feel like the author still has some skills that he hasn't been able to show off, which could bring the whole article to a higher level. Really recommended.

I've read Chapter 17 so far Similarities: Ning Yi, Qin Yi, the Su family, the son-in-law, the clan, the maid, the restriction of the female gender of the eldest wife, the second wife and other other disdain and conspiracies. They are somewhat familiar, and it can also be said that they have different references and ideas. Differences: The difference in the world environment, the introduction of martial arts, the lessons learned from fellow travelers, the unusual identity of the wife, calculations, and secrets. So far, it seems that the writing is good, but maybe I have read Sister Jiao's Son-in-law. Although I feel a little weird when I read Chapter 17, it looks pretty good so far. I am still willing to continue reading and see the author's unique things that are different from Sister Jiao's Son-in-law. I will read more before I comment on it, brothers.

The writing style is very good and the emotions are very delicate, especially the first five chapters. The maid and the environment are vividly written. It feels like the hand of a master of prose on the paper. However, the pace of the whole story is very slow. How can I say the protagonist's character? It is too gentle. It's like other novels that kill decisively and feel a bit like a chess piece drifting with the tide. It's not like the mentality of modern people who travel through time. The overall pace is very slow. It's not a fast and refreshing novel. It also treats women a bit cowardly and submissive.

The character creation is very three-dimensional, and the protagonist's image is relatively full. It not only shows political and military strategies, but also includes personal emotions, growth trajectory, etc., Avoiding stereotypes and making the characters more convincing. Really well written!

Surprisingly, I can see such a genuine martial arts novel on Tomato! And it's not cliché at all [Like] [Like] There's no brain-dead plot about pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, there's no hell king to make the little devil difficult to deal with, and the little one will be beaten after the big one. Each character's IQ is online, and the mysterious atmosphere created by the author in each incident is also very powerful. It is not the kind of cliché plot where people can guess the truth at a glance. The writing is fluent, without being rigid and rushing to push the main line. There are various stories of small characters interspersed in the middle. It can make a lot of sense in all kinds of life, and the image of each character is also very vivid. [Like] Does the author have other platforms? This book is almost 2 million words and there are still so many people reading it [face covering]