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

I read it seven or eight years ago, when it seemed to have been updated to over 3000 chapters. I remember it being quite exciting towards the end. Back then, I was reading around 1000 or 2000 chapters, and it seemed to be about going head-to-head with the Heavenly Dao of an entire world.

I'm a second-time reader, and this book was my gateway into the genre. With over 4700 chapters, it tells the story of an ordinary person who goes from having nothing and being looked down upon by everyone, gradually growing into a pillar of support capable of standing on his own. The plot isn't too dramatic, although the early stages are quite challenging. However, the logic is truly excellent.

I'd give it five stars. It was my gateway novel; I found it on WiFi Master Key back in the day and read it night after night. The first few dozen chapters were a bit difficult, but it got really enjoyable later on.

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

The calligraphy is really well written, I'll keep reading. 😄😄😄😄🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭😅😅😅😅😅😅

It was the first novel I ever read, so it holds special significance. I witnessed the protagonist's growth step by step. I initially thought it was an urban novel, but the later additions of martial artists, demons, and dragons truly shocked me back then.

This was the first novel I ever read on my phone; before this, I always went to the library to read physical books.

This was the first novel I read when I was in the first year of junior high school, and I'll always remember it. I'm listening to it again now. ❤️❤️

My first book as a child. It's the reason I became nearsighted as a child; I used to secretly read it at night. 😅😅😅😅

What I saw in elementary school, I now see again in college – it evokes nostalgia.