I'm Really Not Your Husband-In-Law

The previous writing is too silly, and the setting is borrowed randomly First of all, the male protagonist seems to be inspirational and wants to surpass his sister's fiancé But in fact he is stupid and cute, so what if he surpasses him? Who cares? Proof of your talent? But the unfulfilled talent is barely worth mentioning in the other family's family. This is not enough to qualify you to get to the negotiating table If you want to single-handedly crush the other party's family and have some pride, such a goal of neither going up nor down just sounds naive. I don't know what it means It was only when another big sister said something similar that I realized it. When I realized it, I went back to the one-person comparison of strength Oh, and there is something even more stupid, "the wedding night", in other cases, this hope is correct. What's his position? Firstly, he didn't have the background to truly arm-wrestle with the other family, and secondly, he didn't realize his talent. He broke other people's marriage contracts and could only elope (not to mention the eldest sister's strategy of not marrying outsiders to prove her talent) Why would the bride's family recognize this son-in-law even if the wedding was a glamorous one? Everything is one big sister after another preparing feasible plans, and the male protagonist has various "wishful thinking" beautiful visions throughout the whole process Then he also sets up a sword one, and the senior sword one is not as good as his sword one, and his sword one is not as good as a palm. This thing is set to be a sure-kill level. The ultimate in the same situation, no one is inferior to the other, if there is one, it is not a sword. If the swords fight each other, the result will be the same death And, it is a bit inappropriate to detain the eldest lady and a guy who has not fulfilled his talent shortly after they have a private life. As long as there is a matching family background, it is just a little bit wild. However, it is really good to exclude the above three points.

Although your writing is very good, rules are meant to be broken.

List of realm settings QAQ Does the practitioner realm look familiar? That's right, I played Guigu Bahuang or2

Jin Yong tells us that if we are in love, we should eat it early, otherwise there will always be other people who want to eat it before you do it! 😍😍😍😍

It is basically confirmed that Xu An is Ling Aobai, and the one now is actually his sister. They are twins. The problem is not the sister, but the brother. Both siblings are peerless geniuses.

New author? Although I haven't read it yet, the new author of harem novel supports a wave of subscriptions.

I'm particularly bothered now about using male and female pronouns to refer to the male and female protagonists, and the matching of male and female. Originally, it was rarely used, but it's actually not very practical. But now many people refer to each other like this, which makes me want to vomit. Can the author use it less? It's really hard to watch now. There's nothing wrong with the book, but the pronouns make me really uncomfortable

Not much to say🤓

The writing is quite good and the plot is quite smooth! But the relationship between men and women was written too hastily, mainly because the heroine was given away too quickly! And this is only a few chapters, and the heroine can almost count them in two palms! Be careful, just write more emotional foreshadowing for the single female protagonist and the male protagonist.

I think the protagonist can practice monogamy

It's been a long time since I've seen such a cool harem story 😍 Among the bunch of living eunuch books placed at the starting point, it doesn't stand out from the crowd 😍😍. Although it's a bit mindless, it's really fun to read.

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When I woke up, the group was gone.

Bloody plot😏😏

Open a new group, and then you must fully subscribe to join.

It's great to watch, but the number of women already affects the plot.