A web-novel author transmigrates to an alternate Republic of China.
The moment he opens his eyes, he is forced to marry, and his spouse is another man.
A modern man gets lessons from his mother-in-law on how to be a wife. There are tears, and sweat, too.
He resists, he refuses, he will not submit. He is beaten, humiliated, and coerced. A thousand mouths could never tell all his suffering. All he can do is lift his feet and step over the brazier, becoming a husband and a daughter-in-law from that moment on.
Inspired by the TV series Chinese Daughters-in-Law. Thank you all for your support!
My new novel, Conquering the Jianghu, is complete and ready to read. Please add it to your library.
Blurb: Single-character surnames are for commoners, while compound surnames form clans. The most revered are Beitang, Nangong, Ximen, Dongling, Choumen, Chilu, and Baili.
A young man from an isolated island, who has mastered the secret arts of seven major sects, steps into the jianghu. He studied under the "□□" but is pure-hearted and kind. He would risk life and limb for his friends. He never meant to plant a willow, yet it grew into a shady tree.
Fu Qiu Lang X Dongling Xiao. Male lead pursues men. Happy ending.
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There is feudal poison, so I watched the ending directly. (???)
I actually finished reading it. Many of the plots are pushed for the sake of promotion. The people watching are very brainless... I hope the author can pay attention to the logic of the writing. I feel that I have no life experience and it is very uncomfortable to watch.
I actually finished reading it. Many of the plots are pushed for the sake of promotion. The people watching are very brainless... I hope the author can pay attention to the logic of the writing. I feel that I have no life experience and it is very uncomfortable to watch.
It made me feel bad after reading it
What's so weird about this? As a modern young man, how could the author make the protagonist so useless and cowardly by indulging such a bad relative? I'm also drunk.
What the hell is that first paragraph??
Didn't he say that Xie Nan was Mrs. Lu when he first contacted Fourth Master and asked her to invite Mrs. Lu? Did the author forget it?
Going from Shanghai to the United States in three days is too fantasy. Did I understand it wrong?
You can still see such feudal remnants in Jinjiang these days! What a wonderful world!
It's outrageous. This family eats other people's food, lives in other people's homes, and even wants family property. It's outrageous. They forgot that they kicked them out of the house in the first place.