The Son-in-Law Reigns Supreme

There is always a breath that is held in the heroine Xiao Xiao. It is undeniable that among the heroines currently appearing, Xiao Xiao is undoubtedly the best candidate for the head wife. There is no problem in terms of status or ability. For some reason, she has always expected the male protagonist to flourish in the temple. This did not pave the way and temper Xiao Yan. But is what Xiao Yan wants what she wants? She thought it was for Xiao Yan's benefit, but had she asked Xiao Yan how he felt? This is a major event that will determine the future of life. I don't even ask Xiao Yan if he is willing to do it. At least judging from Xiao Yan's current interests, his interest in making money is greater than his interest in temple development. Perhaps in the future, I may be forced by the situation to develop in the path Xiao Xiao expects. But being forced into the game also depends on the situation. There are circumstances, circumstances, and pressures for the heroines. But as a wife, it is very disrespectful to decide her future life path without saying hello to her husband. I have never seen such a situation at all. It is nonsense. Shouldn't this happen more often to elders? How do you know that after detailing the engagement and some of the current problems he is facing, the male protagonist will not take the initiative to get involved?

After reading Chapter 65, I would like to say a few words personally. This protagonist is too resigned, right? What others say is what it is. The smell of soft-legged shrimps comes out from the bones. The bones are so soft that they look really awkward. Besides, he is still a time traveler after all, and he still has abilities. Regardless of photographic memory or whatever, even if he is not arrogant, he still has to have some arrogance in his chest, right? From the beginning to the end of more than sixty chapters, I have never seen the protagonist straighten his back and make a decision. Since you were already planning to leave the Xiao family, why didn't you destroy or hide the deed of betrayal when you got it? You still have to take it with you. The protagonist doesn't know about the engagement and instead gives in at every turn. Could it be that in the author's eyes, the protagonist has nothing to do without the Xiao family? I won't say that much before I continue reading, but my desire to read further is really not enough. Of course there is something to say, and the author's writing style is pretty good. ps: The above is purely a personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it.

I just thought yesterday that there are not many opportunities to persecute the eldest lady When I woke up today, I saw the update. The eldest lady was going to single out four princesses, and two of them had already called her "husband-in-law", and they even called her in front of her. It was obviously the eldest lady who came first The eldest lady had a long-term plan, but her house was stolen. This is... It made me laugh to death. The eldest lady is really miserable. The fiance who is married on the fingertips calls other people "lady" every day

What a great book, it's like The Great Butler. The author is awesome. I haven't seen such a book in years that captures the essence of The Butler and has its own characteristics. It's good. The protagonist is both a good and bad person, and the female characters have their own characteristics. Good writing, come on!

Personally speaking, this book is quite good if you don't use your head to read it because it is logical. One thing to say, if the author thought about some plots better. For example, the woman in red loses her inner strength and gets slapped in the face first. According to the arrogant female heroes, they usually have hatred and cannot just follow the male protagonist. The footwork does not need to be so brainless, pretending to be a pig's foot and slapped in the face. These small details can add points to this work.

There are so many marriages at the beginning, but this is the one where the heroine takes the initiative from the beginning. I find it very fresh and I hope the author can stick with it.

A dignified, seven-foot-tall man is the highest standard for getting married. Ha ha ha ha. . .

Well written, author.

It can be seen that the author imitated the best servant, or was greatly influenced by it. But the author needs to know that The Ultimate Butler was written many years ago, and many of the stories have become cliched and outdated. The beginning of this book is really too toxic for many people, and they will not continue reading it at all. Your book really has a lot of shortcomings. The plot is slow, the characters are not vivid, and the emotional scenes are quite baffling. There is really no need for the heroine and the hero to hang around all the time. The interaction between the two people is meaningless. It is better to break the window paper early. When writing this kind of historical novel, you can look at what Rong Xiaorong wrote and learn from it. Books like Jia Ding are really a bit outdated.

It's really boring to watch being controlled all the time. The protagonist leaves intentionally, which shows that he is still full of blood. Why can't he get hard when he is in front of a woman? Bullying the weak and fearing the strong is clearly demonstrated. You must know that the protagonist is a person who has traveled through time. No one wants to have a contract of betrayal on their head.