
The Rise of the Son-in-Law
霸婿崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 7.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban Fiction
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Recommendations.
2.5kChapters
40.3MClicks
297.5kFavorites
1.5MRecommendations
6kComments
Honours
- 5Bestsellers (Monthly) · Male · #2 in Urban
- 7Most Discussed (Monthly) · Male · #2 in Urban
- 8Most Discussed (Weekly) · Male · #1 in Urban
- 12Bestsellers (All-time) · Male · #4 in Urban
- 12Completed (All-time) · Male · #3 in Urban
- 15Bestsellers (Weekly) · Male · #7 in Urban
- 16Completed (Monthly) · Male · #3 in Urban
- 22Completed (Weekly) · Male · #7 in Urban
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Matters concerning the book club
Brother Shi entrusted me to call on all fans: if we reach 50 Alliance Masters, Brother Shi will organize an offline book club meeting, and he will cover all the expenses (of course, as a loyal fan, I will also sponsor it). So, dear fans of Brother Shi, let's work together for the book club meeting!
Blood Soul Hall Gathering Order
Brothers and sisters, here we come!
Lao Shi's Classic Quotes
Following Zhang Jiaquan's lead, I'm offering my "Alliance Leader" title. I've liked Lao Shi for many years but have never been able to help him much. This time, I'm offering my "Alliance Leader" title to thank Lao Shi. Count me in for the offline gathering.
Personal opinion
I recently saw someone say that Lao Shi's writing has become watered down. I want to say that Lao Shi's book is currently the only book that I can follow along with with two updates every two chapters, and there are one or two points in every two chapters that can touch me. Writing books about urban life has become increasingly difficult. Perhaps the authorities feel that allusions or other negative influences are inappropriate, leading to more and more restrictions. This is why books like *Dragon Raja* and *The Martial Arts World* came about. Even so, these books still feature many flesh-and-blood characters that feel realistic. Some say that there aren't that many domineering and unreasonable people in reality. But as the saying goes, art imitates life. Just because you haven't encountered something doesn't mean it doesn't exist; on the contrary, there might be plenty of such things elsewhere. Some say Lao Shi's books are simple, but that's a matter of opinion. Imagine a group of students in the same classroom; some get high scores, some fail. A few chapters of a novel only give you so much information, but the important thing is what you can connect it to. Why do some highly-rated movies need to be watched several times to understand, and even become more captivating with each viewing? The same goes for some songs; you don't understand the meaning at first listen, but upon second listen, you're already immersed in the melody. Reading Lao Shi's novels aligns well with my current values. That's why I think Lao Shi is worthwhile. Some might argue that novels are just for fun, and we shouldn't take them so seriously. Indeed, they are just for fun. If you like them, keep them; if you don't, please be kind with your words. Authors are human too, and we can't expect every word to be perfect.
There's always another mountain higher than the one before you start climbing.
Lin Zhiming Phase 1: From a cowardly second young master of the Lin family to the head of the Lin family in Haixia City Phase Two: Complete the struggle for supremacy in the capital city by the Lin family Phase Three: In dealing with the Aoki Hall and the other three families, they also made contact with the Fruit Organization and the Dragon Slayer Organization in the process. Phase Four: The Dragon Clan, the Fruit Organization, and the Dragon Slayer Organization were completely dealt with by Lin Zhiming. In the end, Lin Zhizhi ends up with several beautiful women, including Yao Jing, Xiao Gu, Ru Yan, Qianmian, and the cook. The family lived a happy and fulfilling life. Qianmian mainly focused on combat skills, Yao Jing helped manage the company's development, Ruyan managed the underworld and assisted Lin in collecting underground information, while Xiao Gu and the cook were mainly housewives.
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Jam
Still stuck! What do you all think will happen next? Will Lin Zhiming's excavation of energy stones go smoothly? When will Lin Mo, Lin Luobei, and Lin Luochen be killed by Lin Zhizhi? What exactly is the nature of Lin Luobei's maternal grandfather's family? Is it connected to the Fruit Organization? After re-entering the secret realm to search for the general's skeleton, will Xiao Zhentian, who is universally recognized as a good person, or the other Dragon Kings betray him?
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful