The Son-in-Law Reigns Supreme

He harbors a deep resentment towards the female lead, Xiao Xiao. Undeniably, among the female leads who have appeared so far, Xiao Xiao is undoubtedly the perfect choice for the principal wife, both in terms of status and ability. For certain reasons, she always expected the male protagonist to achieve great success in the imperial court.

Having read sixty-five chapters, I'd like to say a few words. Isn't this protagonist far too submissive? Do whatever others say. It exudes the taste of a soft-bodied shrimp from the inside out; its bones are so soft they're almost limp, it looks really awkward. Besides, he's a time traveler after all, and he has the ability.

I was just thinking yesterday that I wouldn't have many more opportunities to torment the young lady. I woke up this morning to find the update: the young lady is going to take on four princesses single-handedly, and two of them are already calling her "husband," even in front of her. She was clearly the one who arrived first! The young lady had such a long-term plan, but her home was raided!

Great book! It has the feel of "The Best Housekeeper". The author is awesome. It's been years since I've seen a book that captures the essence of "The Best Housekeeper" while also having its own unique style. Great! The protagonist is both sassy and despicable, and the female characters are all distinctive. Keep writing, keep it up!

Personally speaking, if you don't use your brain to read this book, it's all about logic, and it's quite good. To be fair, if the author had thought some of the plot points through a little more carefully... Take the woman in red, for example. First of all, the incident of losing her internal energy and getting her butt slapped is unusual.

Of all the stories where the female lead marries into the family at the beginning, this one is unique in that she takes the initiative from the start. I find it refreshing, and I hope the author can continue with it.

A dignified seven-foot-tall man is the highest standard for marrying into a family. Haha, haha...

Write well, author.

It's clear that the author imitated or was greatly influenced by "The Best Housekeeper". But author, you should know that "The Best Housekeeper" is a book from many years ago, and many of the stories have become outdated and clichéd. The beginning of this book is so toxic to many people that they simply won't continue reading. Your book really has a lot of flaws.

It's really frustrating to watch someone constantly being controlled by others. The protagonist's intention to leave shows he still has some backbone, so why does he become so impotent around women? His cowardice and bullying of the weak are blatantly obvious. Keep in mind the protagonist is a transmigrator; nobody wants to be bound by a contract of servitude.