I Made You a Son-In-Law, but You Became the National Medical God

I've been reading it for another day. The writing is very good.

When the female protagonist knows that the male protagonist should say that she is not worthy of him, she should ask the male protagonist to be the most ordinary friend with her. It would be nice to write like this. The most unreasonable thing is Mr. Chu. What do you think of your granddaughter and the male protagonist? Are you a rooster or a hen?

Which dynasty did the county magistrate, county government, and police officers come from? He even brought a gun to help the big family kill people and remove their hearts. He also had a black armored battalion and a personal bodyguard. Was it private? Don't these people belong to the country? Can a wealthy family order them? The writing of the male protagonist is too cowardly. Why don't you kill the two ex-wives if you have a legacy? If they beat you and scold you, you will die if you don't have a jade pendant. Why do they hit you and scold you when you open your mouth? Too! The male protagonist is said to be a bastard and a dog-licker! Is Mr. Chu dead? How did your granddaughter and her family of three treat the male protagonist?

The author calls his uncle's daughter bitch sister. How do you call his uncle's daughter?

There are too many typos, and the later chapters are a mess, but the ending is pretty good.

Does a child's fingerprint on the contract have legal effect? ? ? Brain-burning! !

The writing is not good, too shaky.

Is this a novel written by a human being?

I just came here. Isn't there any article about licking dogs?

The protagonist Tai Yao will expect anything