My Father-In-Law Is an Lushan

It's almost meaningless. I don't think it's hypocritical, but it's really not very readable. The protagonist is An Lushan's son-in-law. He doesn't even understand the principle of both prosperity and loss. He keeps emphasizing that he is afraid and wants to run away. He even waits for An Lushan to die and directly kills An Qingxu who defected to the Tang Dynasty. I understand that the author wants to show that the protagonist is an ordinary person by writing this, but writing this way ruins his character and portrays the male protagonist as a coward. I can't stand it.

As the son-in-law of An Lushan, joining the Tang Dynasty would be a dead end. He could only follow An Lushan's path to the dark side.

I don't understand. Nowadays, novels have to show that the protagonists are like ordinary people, and can even be said to be useless. If the protagonist of a novel doesn't have a unique charm, then what's the point of reading it?

The waste stream is not as good as another one, and An Lushan rebelled and became emperor himself.

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No wonder no one is watching. An Lushan's son-in-law only has one way to go.

The Wang family in Taiyuan has five surnames and seven looks. How can he be a son-in-law? The family's reputation does not matter. A girl with a fifth surname is valuable and a boy with a fifth surname is not.

I didn't see it. Is the fifth surname Qi Wang reduced to going out to marry someone else?

Shen Nong tasted hundreds of herbs and died from the poison😅

The protagonist's wife is the Wang family of Taiyuan. Why is his father-in-law An Lushan? His father-in-law should be the Wang family of Taiyuan, right?

The fifth surname Qi Wang doesn't even look down on Li Er, can he give you a Hu man as your son-in-law?