Great Wei Fenghua

The writing is good But the main character is trash, getting married is just a deal, and people don't care about him much. He helps Li Mingzhu do this and that, lick the dog, Momo shares the joys and sorrows with him, can't compare to Li Mingzhu? The bandits and the White Lotus Rebellion, with so many innate conditions for rebellion, why not go to the capital to be humiliated by Zhang Cheng and go to Jiangnan to rebel. Returning privileges, being an extremely human minister is not like being a dog to others, and the greatest privilege is not being an emperor? Doing great things but cherishing one's life, seeing small gains and forgetting one's righteousness. A salty fish who has no ambition and is pushed step by step by others.

At first, I thought that the male protagonist would take advantage of the bandits and gradually develop and grow. Finally, the forces that annexed the Bailing Sect, which was defeated by the imperial court, successfully took over the two Zhejiang regions. Then he was recruited by the court.

I have just read a few chapters, and I feel that the big structure imitates Banana's son-in-law, and then adds the night's black and thin maid Sangsang... In short, the traces of imitation are too heavy, and the protagonist seems to be relatively frivolous, which may be due to the author's lack of personality and writing skills.

At the beginning, I thought I was watching Little Scholar, Bandit, Hawthorn, Teacher, Science. Do you understand what you copied, buddy?

It feels like there are a lot of stitches, and the protagonist's taste is too strong

What are the benefits of being the protagonist of a son-in-law? It doesn't have to deal with a lot of trouble. Contrary to the initial attitude of running away, don't be like the best servant and hang around in the merchant's house. The identity of the son-in-law should be lost early.

Haokan gives you 4 recommendation votes

If the protagonist is a dog licker, he might as well go back to be a bandit and become a grandson in other people's homes. Even if I have money, I won't run away, I'll still be my grandson.

Damn, I've read a lot of books, but there's a big difference between your review and the word count.

The writing is good, why can't you get out of the circle?

The plot is too similar to that of The Son-in-Law and The Happy Little Scholar, and it's abstract to the eyes, so ordinary.

It's completely following the way of the husband-in-law. It has a bit of a taste of imitation, it can't be surpassed

Son-in-law➕Happy little scholar stitches monsters

None of the regents can survive. Is there something wrong with their brains?