The Dragon Son-in-Law

The updates have indeed been too slow. Having some free time, I went back and reviewed the whole thing. Personally, I still prefer the chapters about Ye Chen returning to Yanjing, visiting the Gu family, and his relationship with Gu Qiuyi. Those chapters truly moved me. Therefore, I still hope the story ends with Ye Chen and Miss Gu together. After all, Ye Chen's father is a very upright person, and his promises must be kept. Furthermore, Ye Chen is a filial son, and he can't disobey his parents' wishes. However, if he needs to be with Miss Gu, then Xiao Churan's arrangements might require some thought, as the male lead can't be portrayed as heartless. Therefore, I suggest: 1. Since they haven't consummated their marriage yet, then they shouldn't. 2. For everyone's sake, I think Churan should know Ye Chen's identity sooner rather than later (only she should know), and also understand his engagement to Miss Gu. Let Churan withdraw from this situation herself. Haha, I've shared a lot of personal opinions. Dear readers, please don't be offended if you disagree. Thank you.

What impressed me most about this work was its relatability. The author frequently uses various everyday examples, written from a third-person perspective, to describe the psychological activities of the characters, often broadening my knowledge. For instance, the trip to Japan helped me understand the style and structure of Japanese mansions, sparking my interest in architecture. There are also satirical observations of cowardly people and unhealthy phenomena, such as Xiao Churan's father-in-law becoming an unwitting father, and Xiao Changkun's excessive weakness towards his wife, which became a lifelong shadow. This work taught me many life lessons, and its logic is convincing. While it has a touch of fantasy, the main focus is on the plot, unlike other "feel-good" novels that quickly become tedious and add power levels, leading to increasingly fantastical narratives and eventual boredom. I've been following this work for over a year, previously reading pirated versions on Baidu, which resulted in missing some chapters. Now I can finally read it on Qimao, kudos to this software! I also wish the author good health and everyone a Happy New Year!

I first discovered this novel on some obscure online novel app, and I was completely engrossed in it, practically forgetting to eat or sleep. Later, I gave up because the updates were too slow. Now, that app is nothing like it used to be, and I'm not the same person I was back then either, but the book is getting better and better. I hope the author updates soon; thank you for your hard work! 🤣

How did he get to number one on the leaderboard? Can you even cheat? He's just a total show-off. The protagonist is a complete loser, but then he turns out to be a rich kid who doesn't have to do anything, just uses his connections to show off. It's disgusting.

Why did that woman surnamed Song treat the male lead that way? In society, if you have ability, people might look up to you. But they won't fawn over you because, in Miss Song's eyes, you're still just a live-in son-in-law with no social standing. She probably doesn't even know you're the young master of the Ye family yet, right? If you ask her for help, she might help you, but if you come and leave, she'll be begging you to come back. You're overthinking it! Also, the author's character development is completely unclear. The woman surnamed Dong initially said she went to work at the Emperor Hotel to meet the chairman and become his girlfriend to help her family. Later, it's said she comes from a very traditional family and has little experience with men. If her family forced her to do it, she might agree, but she wouldn't have accepted so happily without knowing the chairman's age or appearance. Furthermore, the logic is unclear; she and the female lead have been married for three years but haven't consummated their marriage. You said the female lead dislikes him and doesn't acknowledge him as her husband, but if she only married him out of necessity to comply with her grandfather's arrangements, that's acceptable. However, this female lead is clearly not like that. In front of outsiders, she always refers to him as her husband, which clearly indicates that she accepts him. Since she accepts him and is married, how could they not sleep together for three years? Author, if you're going to write something, you can exaggerate the male lead's abilities to the point of being godlike, but don't treat your readers like fools.

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Xiao Churan, Song Wanting, Qin Aoxue, Wang Dongxue Chen Xiaozhao, Li Xiaofen, Dong Ruolin, Gu Qiuyi Nana Ito has 9 wives.

This is garbage. I really don't understand why it's on the list. I couldn't stand it after reading the first few chapters.

It was quite interesting at first. But the more I read, the more uncomfortable I felt 😭 The logic was unclear, the characters were vague, and the characterization was even worse. ① The first villain, the mother-in-law (What kind of person is she? She's greedy and loves to take advantage of others—you said it yourself, but it's not shown in the book. The first time she gave the female lead a Mercedes, she betrayed her, and nothing happened. The second time she gambled, and there was even a video of it, but nothing came of it. The third time she stole 21.9 Billion and went to jail. Which of those times was a small gain? And each time, the male lead saved her. Are you testing the readers' intelligence?) ② The male lead spends his days doing laundry and cooking at home, and he's incredibly powerful without ever cultivating. I can tolerate that because he's the male lead 😄 But I can't tolerate someone who's never done anything but knows everything! Refining weapons, alchemy, cultivation, medicine, swindling money. I can't understand this logic! ③ The father-in-law—I can only say I'm speechless about this character! ④ The female lead is the biggest failure. I don't even want to talk about her. What kind of person is she? Blindly filial, haha! What a powerful new term. I think these three people are stupid. The same goes for everyone else. They've made it so obvious they're looking for the young master, why are they still searching?

This isn't putting on airs; it's a pretentious act. With so much wealth and status, why not reveal his identity and bring honor to his family? Instead, he's constantly ridiculed, and his family is dragged into it. Forcing this pretense is just plain stupid.