Transmigrating to the Republic of China as a Son-in-Law

Don't be fooled by the title of the book, it's quite interesting. The ghost wife of the Republic of China took the initiative to participate in world events. Instead of being like other similar novels, they all became immortals, and they were so cowardly that they just stayed in the country, not even daring to kill a Japanese devil. This won't work, that won't work.

Good review. My only impression is that the underworld is a bit lenient. It would be a shame not to visit Japan and Europe in my lifetime. I am one of the first people to follow the update. I really think this novel is good. First of all, let's talk about the issue of indiscriminate killing. Does anyone really think that the Youth Gang is a good thing? No way, right? If you kill all ten, you may be unjust, but if you kill nine out of ten, some fish will definitely slip through the net. How many of the middle and upper-level members of the Qing Gang in old Shanghai dare to say that they are clean? I have to say that the male protagonist is still too lacking in blood even though it's all Tutu. Then there's the problem of AI. At least I feel like I can still read. There's no such thing as a wheelbarrow being repeated over and over again, and there's no classic problem of not knowing how to count. If it's all free, why would I need a bicycle? It's much better than those AIs that just throw it up without even repairing it to make everyone feel uncomfortable, right? Finally, it's a question of personality. What do you want to do after you've become a weakling? At least the daughter-in-law can guarantee that the male protagonist will not die when he wants to die. She is almost raising a ghost fairy for others, and she is still single-minded. Is it no better than the female ghost app next door?

Good book, excellent book. It seems that there are only two good books for beginners that I have read recently, including yours. But it's better to watch less AI short dramas, you'll find them interesting.

The only drawback is that he is too slow to kill, and he was actually persuaded not to kill for eleven years by a Taoist priest who plotted against him.

It's well written. The protagonist kills decisively. It's a pure and enjoyable story. It doesn't have any poison. As long as it doesn't fall apart, it's an 8.

The ghosts of the Republic of China should not be attached to serious historical events, just borrow an atmosphere.

It's too depressing in front It's interesting, but not much I hope you enjoy the article later I can't tell if I'm happy or not. But there is always an abstract feeling Not particularly abstract There is a feeling that if you can keep listening, there is really no need to stop yourself. What a torture

It's worth a read, and would be a good novel if the synopsis were complete. The book includes the Fourth Natural Disaster, Ghost Wife, The End of Dharma, Resurrection of Spiritual Energy, and Ghosts of the East and West Looking forward to the follow-up, I just want to know how the male protagonist spends this hundred years of the end of the law. If it ends before the spiritual energy is revived, it probably won't be worth the five stars.

Keep the current pace and ignore those who call AI. We programmers are 95% AI, and it will be a matter of time before novels are 98% AI. If you control the direction of the plot, using AI can actually increase the speed.

. I listen to books, so I don't have long reading time.