The Ideal Husband

The male lead is disgusting in every way; I really dislike him. He has no ability to turn things around, so he can only bully his own people. He has no class whatsoever.

Even such a classic novel has people saying bad things about it? It seems that authors must have strong hearts, appreciating women who remain positive and optimistic despite hardships, and who cherish themselves and others at all times.

There are some recommendations. The novel is not bad, and the content doesn't follow the mainstream. I haven't finished reading it yet, but I'm a little reluctant to continue. It's not that the work is bad, but the writing style isn't attractive enough, and it doesn't give me the urge to keep reading.

After a good son-in-law, there's no need for further sentimentality; it would be a pity not to write about such profound ideas, and it would also be a shame to let others continue to create with this pen name.

Both "The Great Marriage of Yi Qianzhong" and "The Good Son-in-Law" are worth watching repeatedly. Besides the main characters, the supporting characters in "The Good Son-in-Law" are also very well portrayed. Although the Princess Consort of Kang is not a strictly righteous character, she is already a very good second boss. In the context of ancient times, her demeanor and methods were indeed worthy of being an empress.

Actually, I quite like the female lead's personality.

Of all the Italian books, my favorite is still *The Good Son-in-Law*. The style completely changed after that, and I couldn't continue reading.

I left a bunch of things unfinished and finished reading it in one go. It's wonderfully written! The story structure, character development, personality portrayal, and plot progression are all excellent. The writing style, in particular, is solid, top-notch among online novels. Why aren't there many reviews or recommendations?

Having finished the entire book, I still found it very enjoyable. At the beginning, I didn't particularly like the male lead, but as the story progressed, he became more responsible, let go of his hatred, and showed great courage in his love for the female lead. After all, not everyone can give up wealth and glory when they are right in front of them.

It's alright. The male lead isn't bad either. His love for the female lead makes him unable to let go, and his hatred makes him unwilling to accept it. Why does he keep attacking her?