Dressed as the Villain's Mother-In-Law

The plot setting is quite good, and the heroine is neither a virgin nor a weakling. It is indeed a good article. But, I endured and read more than 200 chapters, and I really couldn't stand it anymore. Zhang Xiaohua (the daughter-in-law of the heroine and the boss of the villain) only cries when something happens, or she bites her lips and stares in disbelief. Either he or she is embarrassed, blushing with anger, or blushing with swelling. Or it just feels like something is wrong, why I didn't think of it, what should I do. He didn't have any means to fight back. He relied solely on the heroine Bai Liu'an. He was really completely crippled. As for the villain boss, I think he has his cerebellum wrapped around him. There is no trace of Nao Shizi's darkened villain aura at all. These are all fine, the key is that you are weak and incompetent, forget it, you still have the heart of the Holy Mother. Even if you can't do it yourself, you still go to help others. You can do it yourself, but you have to step in and make others uneasy. You can just pat your butt and leave. This little flower really got more and more irritating the more I read it. I have read no less than five hundred novels, including many long and short stories. This is the first time I have encountered such a speechless character, and I retreated. If you don't have the Holy Mother's heart, you should really persuade her to quit, so as not to be angry to death by Zhang Xiaohua's confusing behavior and manipulation.

Good-looking and good-looking. It's about an ancestor who traveled through time. Time travel to a family. And her granddaughter is her heir, and the boss is a spiritual chef.

Very good

It's well written, and I couldn't help but keep reading. The characters are constantly moving in a good direction under the influence of external and internal forces. You can see it every time you change houses, get along harmoniously with your neighbors, and learn how to behave. I envy the hero and heroine the most to have such a perfect mother, who can overcome any difficulties, eat hot delicious food every day, and hear all kinds of encouraging words. This may be what every family is pursuing.

The villain I thought had nothing to do with the villain in the book

The plot is quite innovative. The protagonist has a positive outlook on life and is decisive in dealing with things. I give it a good review. Of course, there are many problems. The description of the villain's boss destroying the world is the first loophole. From this, it can be seen that the author's science foundation is not very good. Even a proper science scum like me can see the big loopholes. It is set in the 1990s, and every aspect of the human world and sophistication strives to fit the background of the times. However, in terms of prices, details of social life, and descriptions of material conditions, the author has not personally experienced this era and the research is not adequate. However, it is acceptable to treat it as an imaginary novel without being too fussy. As mentioned in other comments, there are three main conflicts: the chain of urban and rural contempt, the preference for boys over girls, and the so-called love brain is actually a weirdo who wants to maintain his dominance in love (to put it bluntly, he is an extremely selfish type, and his essence is the same as other unlikable characters who are not involved in love). These three types have the characteristics of the times and are particularly dramatic. Some of them are well written. However, there are similar routines before and after, especially some jealousies and character conflicts, which appear to be particularly abrupt and illogical, and will actually cause you to lose points. The ending is also a little far-fetched. As for the villain boss being raised to waste, I personally don't think it's a big deal. Generally speaking, the whole family has been raised with upright views and is relatively decisive in dealing with things. However, in the process of growing up, there will be some who are more or less weak and unclear, which is normal. They were originally small-town youths from the countryside. In that era, there was no Internet and limited knowledge, so it was impossible to grow into a sassy character quickly. The so-called villain boss, after suffering an extreme blow, has someone to rely on in another situation. It is completely normal for him to not be like that at all. Overall, there are a lot of laughs and a lot of warmth. Although there are also many shortcomings, the flaws do not hide the advantages. Worth a look

Read until the end

It was quite interesting to write, especially when writing about supporting characters in the book. The good or bad of many characters is not absolute, nor is the good or bad fate of the characters.

A very distinctive theme. It's good to read. Come on, author, what other good books are there?

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