The Primordial War King

1. The protagonist is kicked out of his home at the beginning, but his new family takes him in, especially his father-in-law who treats him like a son. This act of gratitude is seen by some as "sycophancy." 2. Even before accepting the male lead, the female lead remained headstrong and didn't seem to relinquish her responsibilities for the sake of being a live-in son-in-law.

Tell me which book you all came from. I saw that both Wu Feng and Mai Bao recommended this book.

It's a great book! The first ten chapters were a bit slow-paced, and I bet many readers gave up after that. But after the tenth chapter, the plot gets quite tight, which is nice. Keep it up!!!

My thoughts after reading Chapter 30: This is the story of a time traveler, an abandoned son of his family, a live-in son-in-law whose monthly salary is like that of a maid, a husband who has never even touched his wife, a son-in-law who tries to please his father-in-law for his own benefit and to keep his job, a husband who doesn't think about how to win the heart of a beauty, and a husband who…

I'm voting for you. Could you give me Eagle's address? It's nothing, Eagle's wife is in postpartum confinement, I want to send him some supplements.

The title is wrong, but the content is okay, so why isn't it popular?

Here's a minor issue (this is just my personal opinion, not necessarily representative of the general public): It's already been stated that Qi Tian's father is one of the three most powerful ministers in the court. Even after expelling Qi Tian from the family, they still found him a wealthy husband. Anyone with a modicum of common sense knows that his father was probably forced to expel him.

How did the author manage to get a group of top-tier authors to recommend the work?

I don't know why... Every time I watch this kind of story, I just want the protagonist to kill the female lead and stop being a live-in son-in-law...

Anyone here survived the calamity of all races? Brothers, please!