Men Don't Cry
男人不哭
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 449k Words
- Genre
- Urban Fiction
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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171Chapters
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1.2kFavorites
7kRecommendations
156Comments
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Can we please end the story of the live-in son-in-law?
Li Jie, Su Meng, come back.
I've been reading novels since junior high, and no novel has ever gripped me so tightly. But the ending I saw was quite upsetting. Pea, couldn't you have continued the first book? If you keep writing, you can keep earning coins! I really don't want to see an ending like that. What happened to Wang Hao and Li Jie in the end? And Su Meng, the two women who influenced Wang Hao the most, were just glossed over like that? He even said he wanted Gu Qian'er to help him manage the company in the future. You've added too many storylines; you could have written something more and given everyone a happy ending.
Rather than saying the protagonist was disheartened, it's more accurate to say the author felt there weren't enough votes. As an author, you have to be responsible for your readers and your work. You can have a bad or imperfect ending, but you can't have a bad ending. That's irresponsible, even cowardly and incompetent.
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I first encountered this novel in 2018 and genuinely thought it was a masterpiece. However, after gaining some reading experience, rereading "The Live-in Son-in-Law" and finding some of the cuckoldry scenes and plots entirely driven by lust quite baffling, I couldn't help but feel a mocking smile, thinking, "How could I have liked reading this before?" This book is now just a memory for me. I unintentionally thought of it again today and wanted to leave a comment. I probably won't use the 17k app again. I hope all the fellow readers who followed this book together have a wonderful day.
Where did the best live-in son-in-law go?
What happened to "The Strongest Live-in Son-in-Law"? Was it taken off the shelves?
Please keep updating, Pea. I don't want to read anything else. I've been reading for days and I'm still emotionally invested in the story.
Hopefully, I can finish writing about Wang Hao and release a third part.
I hope I can finish writing Wang Hao's story and make a third part; it's getting really annoying.
I found this place while looking for "The Strongest Live-in Son-in-Law", and the story originated from Little Pea's "The Last Winner" (which also seems to be called "The Ace Winner" or "The Top Winner").
Is this book still being updated?
I read half of it and thought it was good, so I immediately paid. I really admire the author's concept. I just found out it's a serialized story. Is the author still updating regularly?
The Complete Three-Part Series of "The Live-in Son-in-Law"
I have it, it's super good and amazing!!!