Sold to the Demon Clan as a Live-In Son-in-Law from the Start

The protagonist is in a desperate situation at the beginning. He is forcibly sold to the demon clan and becomes his son-in-law. He is trapped in a foreign camp and is struggling at every step. In the crisis-ridden hinterland of the demon clan, it endures and develops, resolves countless plots and murderous intentions, and counterattacks with high energy throughout. The contrasting plot is novel and interesting, and the pace is refreshing and not procrastinating.

It's not bad. Those who are not well versed in reading can read it.

It's okay, but the shadow at the back is a bit gone.

Good looking. Love to see more.