My Father-in-Law Is Zhu Di, and I'm Over the Moon to Marry a Disfigured Princess

Zhu Ningyun (drawn by AI)

This book would definitely be better if you removed the self-deceptive buff of "beauty is in the eye of the beholder"! First of all, the novel is positioned as a refreshing story plus a sweet love story. Then write down the good character of the princess seriously, write slowly, and let the protagonist lead the readers to slowly fall in love with the heroine from the beginning, rather than superficially using self-deception to turn the burn patient in the eyes of the protagonist into a beauty. Such a protagonist is unlikable, and such a villain is not worthy of an innocent and kind-hearted heroine.

I want to know why the author would want to use modern poetry in ancient times. Even an illiterate person like me knows that it is very unreasonable. No matter how good modern poetry is, the literati at that time would definitely look down on it. No, I should say that they would not recognize it as poetry.

I don't know if you have the feeling that the male protagonist is a white-eyed wolf when reading this book. You have this feeling after adding the beauty buff to the male protagonist. If this buff was not added to the male protagonist, the male protagonist would have a sense of déjà vu.

This author has something special, and it's not easy to write something so awkward.

As long as you don't think about it, this refreshing article is quite good. It is suitable for reading when you are confused. After reading it, your IQ will come back.

Putting aside the unreasonableness of modern literary combinations, the Ming Dynasty didn't even know if there was an oak tree or if it was called an oak tree. Let's write a poem dedicated to the oak tree 🤔

When you lose your mind and read embarrassment as a pleasure, you will find that this book is quite interesting.

You are really good at writing modern poems and lyrics. That sentence about the person you have grown to love is on the road almost made me vomit.

The first part of this book is really good. Although there are some subdued plots, the overall flow is smooth and refreshing. If it were not so good, I really would not have endured to read the second and third volumes. I kept expecting the result and finally finished it hastily. Feed me💩. In the second volume, I thought that after talking about these science fictions, I would write about how Li Xiao revised his policies when he went back. I didn't write it, but overall it is still readable. Chapter 2 The three volumes are purely based on the defense. Several emperors were arguing to no avail in the end. They could obviously write about how Li Xiao continued to govern the world after returning to avoid bad consequences again, or they could write about the happy life of acquaintances who slowly grew old outside the fairyland and entered the peach garden. They mentioned that Queen Ma did not appear in the end. It was purely based on your review of history. Isn't it disgusting to spend money to read this? It has been wrangling for dozens of chapters without admitting its mistakes, and in the end it didn't make any sense. It can be said that it is almost incompatible with the previous article. Even if Zhu Di and the others come in to give them a lesson, they all mentioned Zhu Qi and went out to beat Zhu Zhanji, or round it off and make them all admit their mistakes. In short, it makes people feel happy in the end, which can be regarded as a respectable article. The result is disgusting throughout the third volume. I really can't stand it.