The Whole Family Is Loyal to the Death. I Shoulder the Burden of Eight Branches, and Marriage Makes Me Stronger

A decent, satisfying read.

Great, I love this kind of multi-female lead story.

It seems this little princess is already mine, I like it.

It's a bit tedious; it's unreasonable that a prince's mansion could be so easily invaded and attacked. The only redeeming features are the acquisition of a sister-in-law and the system rewards.

Overall, it's pretty good. The various settings and fight scenes are all very exciting. However, the protagonist is too rule-abiding and morally upright, constantly preaching reason and righteousness, trying to persuade others with logic. Having a system makes him lack a certain domineering aura, which feels a bit unsatisfying.

Anyone can come and bully me. No matter how brilliantly I deal with it, it's useless. Those who offend me will die. A swift and decisive strike is the true nature of a man.

So-so

Plain and ordinary

Some main characters' plots revolve around marrying their sister-in-law...

The story is too clichéd and the characters are annoying.