I Won't Bow My Head as a Live-In Son-in-Law

I read it seven or eight years ago. At that time, it seemed that it had been updated to more than 3,000 chapters. I remember that it seemed quite enjoyable later on. At that time, I saw more than 1,000 or more than 2,000 pictures, which seemed like a world where the law of heaven was inexorable.

I am a second-time reader, and this book is my enlightenment book. It has a total of 4700+ chapters. It tells the story of an ordinary person who has nothing and is looked down upon by everyone. He grows up step by step and becomes the backbone of everyone. The plot is not a catchy one, but it is very difficult in the early stage. Come here, but the logic is really very good. The Nine Rings of the World here are still considered to be the existence of conceptual gods. What kind of eternal formation, you are the formation, right? Watch me break through the Ten Thousand Earth Rings with one punch. It is also very exciting in the later stages. The protagonist has always played a role with the right to speak. It is worth watching.

It has a unique flavor and the content is very different from other authors, which is very interesting.

The book is so well written that I have to read it. [Laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh]

The first novel I ever read has a special meaning. Witness the protagonist's growth step by step. I thought it was an urban type, but the emergence of warriors, demons, dragons and the like later really shocked me at first.

I'll give it five stars. It's my enlightenment novel. I picked it up on WiFi Master Key back then, and I've been reading it for a long time. The first few dozen chapters were a bit uncomfortable, but it was still very enjoyable at the end.

I saw it in elementary school, and it's my feelings when I read it again in college.

I can continue reading

Why was it removed from the shelves before? It feels such a pity😦

Very good and worth recommending