I’m a Live-In Son-in-Law in America
我在美国当赘婿
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Where in Europe is there a nobleman named von? Most German nobles have von in their name, such as Rudolf von Habsburg and Otto von Bismarck. Von means "from," specifically Rudolf from the Habsburgs and Otto from Bismarck. You only have von as your surname? A hereditary prince of Bavaria? Is it the Wittelsbach family? This author refuses to correct such errors; he's utterly unrepentant.
First of all, this so-called wife is disgusting, and then there's this black guy.
Chapter 27 Abandoned, a son-in-law, no money, no power. He forcibly beat up a local TPO1 old money family for a beautiful woman. Brainless, embarrassing, forced to show off
The US domestic economic cycle had collapsed, and Roosevelt's policies were only providing a temporary respite. World War II was the key to saving America; a continuous stream of external orders and funding was essential.
The fantasy plot of a son-in-law faking marriage is so old-fashioned, it's just given a Western makeover. The arrogant wife and the fake marriage are really too cliché!
When you are in Europe, write about Europe, and don't mess around with politics in Asia. Easy to stop writing. 😁
It's the same old formula, still the same old story of the Dragon King's son-in-law. No need to watch.
The first Roosevelt is not the Communist Party of the United States, nor the Communist Party of the United States, nor the Communist Party of the United States. The second protagonist has great ideas, but at the beginning he offends the old money and sympathizes with black people (Chapter 9, Chapter 27) What path does this want to take?
After scanning it, the protagonist wants to mobilize the masses to implement the people's line in Lao America? Do I think it's unrealistic? The protagonist probably relied on the Great Depression and Roosevelt to severely weaken the power of capital? But in fact, during the Great Depression, those big capitalists had a hard time, and monopolies were everywhere.
The more I read, the more something seems off. Is the author trying to instigate a proletarian revolution in America? Marrying Kennedy—you were originally going to America to become a parasite, now you're going to join the Maga? Even someone as capable as Roosevelt couldn't handle this; your idea of starting a revolution is just courting death. Of course, it's hard to say how many more terms Roosevelt might have served.
It's pointless, just another round of the same old unity stuff. I tolerated the black guy at the beginning, and then there's the bar rescue scene. Dude, if you were truly someone who dared to be a pioneer, those nobles wouldn't be so arrogant. You give the protagonist a background of a fallen nobleman, and all you do is use it to smuggle antiques. Can't you even write something satisfying? Your writing isn't bad, it's just that the novel itself is unsatisfying.