The Craziest Prince-In-Law in Daqian

The previous article is well written, step by step, and the plot is compact! I don't know what the author's original setting was, but I like multiple female protagonists. Real life is already very hard, so in the book, be a sentimental but not sentimental person!

The mother is the only daughter of a general. She is a woman with countless strategies and unparalleled strategies. How do you raise your son? Raised as trash? Can anyone in the family be bullied? Are all the children of large ancient families second-generation ancestors? Can't do anything? ? How did 9.2 Come about?

The writing is smooth and relaxed. It's a rare masterpiece of ancient and refreshing writing. I really appreciate the author's methodical way of promoting the development of the plot. Worth a look.

The protagonist's image is thin. Apart from being crazy and capable, there is no other character level. His motivations are simple and crude, as if he is crazy for being crazy. The supporting characters are even more stereotyped. The villains are all sinister, cunning, stupid and brainless. The princess is coquettish and willful, with no growth or change. I don't know how this score came about. It's such a big mess.

The plot is not watery, and the author knows his position very well. The article is as enjoyable as it is, without adding some meaningless lyrical explanations to the word count, and many common routines in other time-travel articles have been mentioned in one stroke. It is even more valuable to have your own ideas and learn some historical knowledge from it. I encourage you to give it a good review! In short, I want to read some suggestions for brainless and cool articles (only review chapters within 170 chapters that have been updated).

The first part was okay, but when it came to the war part, it was very rubbish. I said it was so cruel. You are not suitable for a war plot. It was very watery and illogical. I wanted to show that the protagonist was very powerful, but I didn't see it. I only saw that it was watery and the preface and the sequel did not match. What I wrote before is okay.

The writing was good at first, but then the number of words started to drop from tens to over a hundred, and it was so bad that I couldn't read it.

What did Wei Qingmei do with so much pen and ink? He was so mean in the early days, barking at the sight of pig's feet. Are you planning to take that thing into your harem? 😓

It's full of conflicts and emotions, but it's done very bluntly. It just makes the readers and the characters in the book look like fools. Moreover, the villains in the book were written purely for the sake of being slapped in the face and have no character depth. Also, I can accept the other poisonous points, but there is one point that really persuades me to quit. The protagonist's mother was written by the author as a strange woman who has traveled all over the world, but she had a child with the protagonist's stupid father? To this extent, can it really be explained by the fact that the protagonist's father supports the aristocratic family? How could such a strange woman reach the stage of giving birth and be deceived by such a stupid man? If you don't want your eldest son, if you spoil your concubine and destroy your wife, you should take out one of the tricks in the book, right? Outrageous!

The plot is too childish and I can't stand it. The prince consort is like a dog. Any petty official dares to point his nose and scold him. How did he get such good reviews? You lied to me for a long time.