The God of War's Dominant Son-in-Law

It is more readable than similar books. The male protagonist is single-minded and able to endure temptations, making him fall in love with women all the time. He is seduce by mistresses, mistresses, four and mistresses. He is straightforward and non-sloppy. He refuses. It is worthy of the ten years of waiting of the heroine. The male protagonist has to go through almost fifteen years of struggle to reach his current status. The last three chapters are a bit magical.

The male protagonist is single-minded and devoted to the female protagonist. It is much better than similar novels. The last three chapters are a bit too much.

The book is full of patriotic sentiments from beginning to end and is worth reading.

The first three chapters were okay, but I couldn't stand it anymore.

Three correct views, a good novel. Thumbs up!

The last three chapters are embellishments, which is not an exaggeration. The theory of dragon veins has been around since ancient times. The giant dragon in the east of a great country promotes its national prestige. With a history of five thousand years, myths and legends may not necessarily exist.

Too much nonsense in the middle

Generally speaking, it's okay. It reflects the style of our country's military many times. The male protagonist is single-minded and not lustful. He feels a bit too tolerant towards his family (I personally feel that Weng Yu'er's whole family should be executed immediately). It is a good novel.

Yes, it's a good book

The plot is very simple but colorful, and the author is very talented.