The Son-in-Law Life of History's Strongest Demon Lord

People who come to sweep the tombs

The author passed away from leukemia during the COVID-19 pandemic. Respect for the deceased, please accept my condolences. May there be no leukemia in heaven.

I can only say I was poisoned. I don't know why the author would include the protagonist of another book in this one, especially as a villain. I initially enjoyed it so much that I subscribed to the entire series, but now I wish I hadn't read the side stories. It felt like being force-fed poison. There was absolutely no foreshadowing when Lin Luo first appeared; you'd never guess he was the mastermind. Then, right after Tai stepped down, Lin Luo was suddenly introduced. And then there was a side story about Lin Luo! Seriously. This side story was incredibly uncomfortable, even heartbreaking. I admit I have a very low tolerance for emotional outbursts, but this side story actually made me feel...

I've been reading Rabbit's first book since it was still unpublished. This kind of fast-paced, action-packed story with explicit content is Rabbit's forte. His consistent updates are a sure sign of his talent.

The existence of all laws is a regret...

Visiting the grave to remember the author of the first novel I read at Pineapple Bun Restaurant.

The author is dead; burn paper money for him if you need anything. For minor matters, one summons the spirit; for major matters, one digs up the grave. If it is online, it is purely a case of a zombie coming back to life.

The title immediately piqued my interest, so I added it to my favorites and read some. I'm currently on the part where Steward Yue frames the male lead, and here are my thoughts. First, a single comment on Empress Bai Ning: one word, she should step down. Reason: brainless. She lacks the charisma and authority expected of a sect leader or emperor. She has no independent judgment or thought; she's utterly mediocre, the worst sect leader I've ever read. Secondly, the male lead. I can understand him letting go of his murderous intent as the Demon Lord and everything from his past, but when trouble comes knocking, he lacks the decisiveness and temper expected of a Demon Lord leading a generation. In short, he's like someone defecating on a tiger's head without any remorse...

After reading for a while, I felt very uncomfortable. You call him a Demon Lord, but he has no arrogance whatsoever and only uses the art of compromise. Look at the female demon lord next door; although she's skilled in martial arts, at least the protagonist is strong in other aspects. I felt very uncomfortable reading this book and dropped it. The female demon lord next door is so much better than this one; she has no backbone at all, and it makes me angry. If you like fast-paced stories, you might not mind reading this. You might say it's a slow burn, but I've read quite a few novels, and slow burns don't usually have such a painful beginning.

Keep up the good work, author! 💪💪💪💪💪 I'm afraid you'll get arrogant if I give you two less hearts. This is the first novel I've ever read, and I'm instantly hooked, so thank you! I'm usually quite bored, but after reading this novel, I find even more boring. It's a great way to pass the time. At first, I thought the male lead was really boring, but as I read on, it became more and more interesting. However, I also discovered that the female lead has a tough time too. But the best character is still Xiao Ruyue.