The Son-In-Law Who Returned from the Fairy World

I rather like this novel! Although the logic in it is a bit wrong, I hope the author can form a team to make the novel into an animation. The key question is that the author can form a team to do it. If it is an animation, I hope the novel can focus on chapters 448 and 457.

What are you writing about? The body of the Immortal Emperor was knocked unconscious by a car. Haha, it took three thousand years to repair the dog.

I don't understand the logic... When I was fighting laziness in the Nascent Soul stage of the Seven Deadly Sins, I devoured 10,000 low-grade immortal artifacts before being promoted to the Nascent Soul stage... Why, the immortal artifacts are so rubbish? Wouldn't it be nice to kill it directly with an immortal weapon?

Ye Lin Mie Dao is true love

As soon as I came back from rebirth, I was hit by a car and passed out. What kind of operation was this? Before I went over, I complained that my strength was so weak. It was so painful! Are you fucking funny? If you let the people in the fairy world know about it, why don't you laugh?

You want to say that an Immortal Emperor went to Earth to show off, but in the end he was nothing when he came back. Many masters on Earth had trouble with him, and then he was in constant trouble, and then he became invincible in the world. Now the people who write books seem to be uninteresting. I don't know how to learn the works, and I have read no books. Wang Glory is much more interesting than this. I really can't read these books. They all follow the same routine and others always make trouble for you. I want to ask why this is. You can't die yet. Anyway, you are invincible. Alas, there is no essential chapter. It is just rambling and then the invincible game ends.

I feel like a lot of people like to squirt! Every book has its good points. If you don't like it, you don't have to read it, but why should you criticize it? It's really confusing! Pooh!

Isn't ginger spicy? The protagonist, a 3000-year-old monster, is not spicy at all. Is this "ginger" expired?

When I read this kind of book now, I feel like I have read it before, and it is very similar.

I feel that Ye Qi and Mie Dao are not on the same level at all. I don't understand how he defeated Mie Dao in the immortal world. In the end, he didn't behave like an immortal emperor at all. He was fooled by Mie Dao and even sent one or two of his subordinates to almost take down the protagonist. He needed resourcefulness but not resourcefulness and strength but not strength. If the author didn't write the protagonist as the Immortal Emperor who came back, it would still be barely watchable. In the end, it wouldn't look like an old monster who has lived for more than three thousand years. He is a novice than Xiaobai, and he obviously has a lot of resources in his hands but doesn't use them. The person who came to destroy Dao did nothing and managed to do better than the protagonist. What logic is this.