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

Zhu Ningyun (AI drawing)

If you remove the self-deceptive "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" trope, this book would be even better! First of all, the novel is positioned as a refreshing and sweet romance, so you should seriously write about the princess's good character, write it slowly, and let the protagonist lead the readers from their initial resistance to gradually falling in love with the female lead, instead…

I'd like to know why the author would use modern poetry in ancient times. Even someone as illiterate as me knows it's highly illogical. No matter how good the modern poetry was, the writers of that era would have looked down on it—no, they wouldn't have considered it poetry.

I wonder if any of you reading this book felt that the male lead was an ingrate. That feeling started after they gave him a beauty buff. If they hadn't given him that buff, he'd have a similar vibe to He Fei.

This author is quite something; it's not easy to write something this awkward.

This lighthearted novel is pretty good as long as you don't overthink it. It's perfect for reading when you're feeling lost; your IQ will come back as you read on.

Putting aside the question of whether the modern text is logically sound, the Ming Dynasty didn't even know if oak trees existed or if they were called oak trees, yet they still composed a poem dedicated to the oak tree 🤔.

When you let go of your inhibitions and read with a sense of amusement, you'll find this book quite interesting.

You're really something, writing both modern poetry and song lyrics. That line, "The orioles are singing and the grass is growing, and my beloved is on his way," almost made me throw up.

The beginning of this book was genuinely good. Although there were some absurd plot points, the overall flow and enjoyment were minor and didn't detract from the overall experience. If the beginning hadn't been so good, I really wouldn't have been able to finish the second and third volumes. I kept having high expectations, but the ending was rushed and fed me garbage.