The Son-In-Law Cultivates His True Nature in the City

It's nonsense, why don't you be more direct? Really ugly

It's so rubbish. The Nie Tian in the front and the Nie Tian in the back don't have the same personality, and his kung fu is no longer good. Are you still afraid of the Wuding Sect? This was written by two people, but I am still forgetful and can't read it anymore!

I'm an acquaintance, how can I tell you that you're a loser?

Four chapters a day, dear readers, this is my maximum update. I have to write until very late every day. I hope you can support me more.

Let me tell you something, I can't stand this book, there's something really wrong with it

Is it because the title of the book requires that the heroine has so few scenes? It's basically about the feud between Wu Dingmen and Nie Tian. It's too wordy.

23 24 What is Chapter 25 about? It's completely incoherent. Although I don't have obsessive-compulsive disorder, it's hard to read. I hope the author can read it and revise it to make it more coherent.

Brother, I was wrong, it should be **, I was wrong, I was wrong, I was wrong, I understood it wrong

Shouldn't it be to offend the Lin family?

I found that most of the novels about having a son-in-law follow the same routine: the marriage contract is signed by the male protagonist's elder and the female protagonist's elder, but almost all the female protagonist's elders cannot explain clearly why. As a result, the female protagonist and other family members know nothing about the male protagonist's background and abilities, and even misunderstand, alienate, and even abuse and discriminate against the male protagonist. Think about it for a moment, is this possible? If you arrange a marriage for your child, won't you explain the reasons clearly to your family?