They Eavesdrop on My Thoughts and Go Berserk, While I Sit Back and Enjoy the Show
她们偷听我心声杀疯，我负责吃瓜
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 604k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
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273Chapters
2.7kRecommendations
108.2kFans
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Shennong points out that the male protagonist's wife, who is a live-in son-in-law, indulges the villain's arrogance in front of the protagonist (initially liking the villain but not the protagonist). After marriage, she engages in philosophical discussions with the villain (without the protagonist's knowledge). See Chapter 8 for details.
The plot is outrageous, the protagonist is outrageous, and the author is outrageous too. Why not write for female readers instead of writing for male readers?
This male lead reminds me of Chu Tianjiao 😏
I came here after hearing about the story online, but I've already finished reading the free parts, so I'm here to subscribe to support the author. By the way, I'd like to share my current thoughts. I don't quite agree with the author's concept of cultivation.
No, why do all these character names look so familiar? Can't you just copy it yourself? You copy two from this book and one from that book. 😅 Anyone who reads even a little bit would see through your act.
Female-oriented gender-swap novels are everywhere, so if you like this kind of thing, you might as well go to the female-oriented genre directly.
Invincible protagonist? The return of the strong? It's more like a female-oriented story, isn't it? The male lead has lived three lives! Just watching the free version is ridiculous. Putting aside everyone else, the female lead and her sister are clearly hypocritical. And you, a cultivator who was betrayed and killed, haven't even noticed something's wrong?
I give this author a huge thumbs up for her values! She blames her husband for her own infidelity and neglect – I've learned something new. Honestly, I can't appreciate this kind of novel. I admire the resilience of the readers.
I came from Douyin.
Let's talk about sons-in-law.
What's going on now that everyone's so fond of sons-in-law? What's the difference between this term and a concubine? From the pre-Qin period to the Ming and Qing dynasties and even modern times, what was the status of sons-in-law? In the Qin Dynasty, sons-in-law were ranked first in the conscription order, second in their fathers' generation, and third in their grandfathers' generation.