Legendary Son-in-Law: Subduing People with Poison Talismans

I really like the premise. This is the second legendary novel I've enjoyed. The previous one had the premise of getting an extra set of equipment with each level up, but the author went off on a cultivation path later on, so I stopped reading it.

I'm commenting now that it's almost chapter 90. Ignoring the romance, and focusing purely on the legendary content, the data is quite rigorous, and the blend of the real world and the legend is well done. At least the idea of ​​writing about skeletons is incredibly imaginative and impressive!

Imagine if I wanted to write a legendary novel, where would I start? It would be nothing more than a skill-based crushing victory, a gear-based superiority, or a high-octane PvP battle. Definitely not a romance novel. Too much emotional entanglement in a legendary story is less appealing than a romance novel.

I'll give you five stars and see you off. I don't know what kind of books other readers born in the 1980s like to read, but when I read game-related books, I don't like ambiguous relationships. A game is a game; it can be life, it can be action-packed, it can be a battlefield, but it absolutely cannot be about ambiguous love. A person who lives in a game has a cold heart.

In the early stages, poison is used to subdue people; in the middle stages, talismans are used to poison people; and in the later stages, poison and talismans are used to subdue people. Brilliant!

It's great! As a fan of legendary novels, I wouldn't say I've read all of Tomato's works, but I've read quite a few. When I first came across this book, the rating was relatively low, and it was also short, so I didn't read it. But having read all the readable legendary novels, I decided to give it a try, and this book truly surprised me.

The early stages were great, but later she gave equipment to three people she'd only met twice. Then, because he was bragging, a princess disguised as a man fell for him; he even had to raise a cannon fodder skeleton.

This is one of the better legendary novels among the new books!

It's good, so please don't abandon it. I've noticed that well-written stories are often abandoned.

Excellent, excellent! This is the best legendary novel I've read in recent years, it's just that it's too short.