Supreme Urban Dragon Son-In-Law

Shenlong passed the inheritance to Mu Chen, so the subsequent part will no longer be in this world or city, but will return to another world or the upper world. After all, the world below can't bear too much power and spiritual energy, right? Doesn't it mean that the world is turbid and one cannot practice cultivation? Even if you are practicing, the speed will probably be greatly reduced. And after all, the dragon is a mythical beast in ancient mythology, and its magical powers are definitely powerful.                              But it's quite cool to torture the vegetables in the lower world. Although it seems that the big one is bullying the small one, it's still fun!

，          ， Normally speaking, the protagonists of Ao Son-in-law are usually good-for-nothings, but in The Supreme Urban Dragon Son-in-law, the protagonist Mu Chen is himself a child of a big family. In the novel, it is said that he lost his memory due to an accident and was rescued by Feng Caiwei of the Feng family. Later, the Feng family married Mu Chen out of joy.                                                                                            but neither Feng Caiwei nor the Feng family knew Mu Chen's identity at this time, and judging from what the author said and Mu Chen's performance in the setting of the entire article, Mu Chen definitely didn't have amnesia. So the question is, since Mu Chen didn't lose his memory, why didn't he return to Yanyun Mu's house, but instead pretended to have lost his memory and came to the Feng family? This is very intriguing. I think this is also the first big doubt in this article. Did Mu Chen approach Feng Caiwei with purpose or was it really an accident.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Securing the inheritance of the divine dragon should not be planned in advance. So what would Mu Chen have planned if the Shenlong incident had not happened? I think the secret inside must be a very deep pool, and I need to slowly unravel the mystery.

，          ， Normally speaking, the protagonists of Ao Son-in-law are usually good-for-nothings, but in The Supreme Urban Dragon Son-in-law, the protagonist Mu Chen is himself a child of a big family. In the novel, it is said that he lost his memory due to an accident and was rescued by Feng Caiwei of the Feng family. Later, the Feng family married Mu Chen out of joy.                                                                                            but neither Feng Caiwei nor the Feng family knew Mu Chen's identity at this time, and judging from what the author said and Mu Chen's performance in the setting of the entire article, Mu Chen definitely didn't have amnesia. So the question is, since Mu Chen didn't lose his memory, why didn't he return to Yanyun Mu's house, but instead pretended to have lost his memory and came to the Feng family? This is very intriguing. I think this is also the first big doubt in this article. Did Mu Chen approach Feng Caiwei with purpose or was it really an accident.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Securing the inheritance of the divine dragon should not be planned in advance. So what would Mu Chen have planned if the Shenlong incident had not happened? I think the secret inside must be a very deep pool, and I need to slowly unravel the mystery.

Why did Mu Chen lose his memory? Isn't there some background information? Or was it designed by Mu Chen himself? Or?

The craft of acupuncture can actually be a means if you master it well. After all, it can save people or kill people.

Since Mu Chen has no amnesia, what is the opportunity for the inheritance of the dragon? It is impossible to just choose Mu Chen, right? I always thought it had something to do with Mu Chen's amnesia.

I don't agree with Feng Caiwei as the heroine, really. Some characters are at odds with Mu Chen.

I feel like Feng Caiwei has turned dark since Feng Shuangshuang came out. After all, Feng Caiwei has already determined in her heart that Mu Chen is hers.

It seems that Mrs. Feng still knew Mu Chen from the past, and knew that Mu Chen's character was much more ruthless than he is now.

In fact, Mu Chen's character could be more decisive. I feel that he is a bit too low-key in some places. Is it to prevent the Mu family from discovering him?

First of all, Feng Caiwei, this woman was Mu Chen's wife when she first appeared. Of course, she was only in name only, and personally I don't like her character. This kind of woman is at least not the wife's first choice. So excluded. Next, the second person who appeared and was related to Mu Chen, Feng Shuangshuang, wanted to give her life to Mu Chen to treat his relatives. As for how much affection there is, it's hard to guess.                                                                                                                                                                                                             being wanting to commit ourselves to each other every time we get to know each other, this is a bit too much, if it were in ancient times, it would be okay. In short, the above two are not the first choice for Mu Chen. After all, Mu Chen can be said to be a mortal now, and these two are determined by their status and origin, and they cannot reach that level. Of course, I am not saying that it is not possible at all, but I personally feel that we are already people in two worlds. Maybe Mu Chen may have some feelings for Feng Caiwei now, but as the circle goes by, these feelings gradually fade away. And I think the heroine the most is Liu Yiyi, not only because it is mentioned in the introduction, but also because of her identity.

Why does Mu Chen like ancient costumes? Even for the third son of the Mu family, this hobby is too extraordinary. There must be other reasons, right? Like memory or something.

Feng Caiwei is obviously not the heroine. You can tell from the introduction. Moreover, Feng Caiwei is a very sinister woman.

Is the boss opening a book here? Come and support me. Why did you come here from Creation? Ao Xu counterattacked and became invincible in the world.

Why do I have amnesia? This is a question. What was it like before I lost my memory? Did I have a girlfriend before I lost my memory? If so, then it will be interesting later.

Did he recover his memory after receiving the inheritance of Shenlong, or did he recover his memory in the first place and was just pretending?

It seems that Long Wei still has some eyesight, but he is much better than the tiger nephew.

Feng Caiwei still doesn't have her own principles and strength, which can be seen from the scarred man's attitude. From this point on, she loses her qualifications as a heroine.

Don't dragons live in groups? Why didn't other dragons help when that divine dragon was besieged?

Is Mu Chen already so powerful as soon as he has the inheritance?

The Feng family felt that it had something to do with the Mu family. Mu Chen's visit to the Feng family felt that it was not a coincidence at all, but intentional.

Although Feng Shuangshuang looks domineering, I think she is better than Feng Caiwei. I really don't like Feng Caiwei.

I feel that Feng Caiwei is more possessive than true love for Mu Chen. Therefore, personally I don't want Feng Caiwei to be the heroine.

It is worth recommending. It is excellent in terms of writing style and conception. It is worth pursuing.

I think Mu Chen could be more decisive, but he is still a little timid in some places. Is it because he is afraid that the Mu family will know where he is?

Although Mu Chen appears a little embarrassed, I believe it is not as simple as it seems. Otherwise, where would the dignity of the protagonist be?

It seemed that the piece of ancient jade had quite a lot of background, but I didn't know whether it brought disaster or opportunity to Mu Chen.

I found out that the relationship between the Feng family is really messy, with all kinds of complicated relationships, which is a headache.

It seems that the Wu family is the stepping stone for Mu Chen to make his debut. The ghost is knocking on the door.