The Mountain Village's Divine Doctor Son-in-Law

At the beginning of the novel, it is said that the male protagonist is a son-in-law who has been treated unfairly. This line should be between the male protagonist and his wife's family. But when the male protagonist is passed on, the wife's family, including the wife, changes their view of the male protagonist. But why is this main line missing in the writing? What we see now is that the male protagonist has met new characters through selling his products. There is no theme of son-in-law.

The first article has tens of thousands of views, but the second one has only ten or twenty thousand views. Isn't that logical?

Lovely plot, wonderful sentences and fluent sentences

The sentences in this book are just like ordinary oral conversation. It's boring to read. It's so bad.

This book is very nice

Although I haven't read it, but after reading the comments, I think I might as well not read it.

The author must have a hard time with his brain. The novel begins with the hero being a son-in-law who is rejected by his mother-in-law's family. Later, the hero gets an inheritance, changes his destiny, becomes rich, gets the attention of his mother-in-law and his wife, and earns a lot of money. I can't understand what happens next. The author may have drunk too much. His wife's family never showed up, and the protagonist has no money. The greenhouses, ginseng, and Ganoderma lucidum greenhouses have all disappeared. I can't understand how much alcohol the author drank to write this book!

Either this one has a sprain, or that one is about to be raped. Can you give me something fresh?

Too bad, looks boring

Bullshit novel, driving a trolleybus without any order or chaos, the worst work.