Review Detail of Ace2hunter in Dragon King's Son-in-law

Ace2hunter:-Spoiler Warning- Just in case Based on what I remembered, Yes, the novel was pretty rushed. I didn't know why the reason for it but the Author can do whatever they want. The ending was also pretty unsatisfactory for me. But personally, I loved the story. I tried to find other stories that were cultivation based or at least dragon based theme afterwards because it was such a good read. And that's how I found Cultivation Group Chat (stopped reading at around 2300+ chapters) and surprisingly Highschool DxD fanfics, which I read for a while. For the storyline, I would say story was pretty consistent from the start. I forgot some of the arcs in story, but I like the part where certain characters interact with each other. There was also a bit if face-slapping which I did enjoy, as well as a lot of points where the MC interacted with his dragon life as well as his normal life. A fun mix that I enjoyed. Hao Ren really lived up to the title's novel, which was good. Novel didn't really sidetrack, and continued to pull me to read. It made me binge read it for four days straight. Although I have only read it only once fully, and re-read only certain parts, I would still confidently say that I would reread it once more if I have time. There are also many good arcs, but it would be pretty winded to type so much, so I'll just say what I have to say for the rushed ending. As for the ending, it ended on a somewhat good note, but was rushed as you said. This novel is quite short at around 900+ish chapters. I didn't like the part where the MC suddenly had a huge rise in power, then proceeded to fight the final boss that only appeared for only maybe ten or so more chapters. Afterwards was that part where one of the leading female protagonists had to sacrifice herself to save MC. (Apologies, I don't have a clear memory of who their names were, after all it's been a long time) I remembered thinking about how the MC could have done more to save her, but yeah I guess that's that. There was also the part where he fights his way through the layers of heavens that gave him a tremendous boost in power. Too much power leveling. The last few chapters essentially made like the past few hundred chapters of cultivation progress felt like worthless. Love the twist though when the Earth Immortal said he got Hao Ren's fate wrong, and that it was supposed to be the Dragon King's brother that should have taken the Golden rod and fight his way up alone. Also the ending with the marriage part made me so happy. It's like watching your favourite ships coming together successfully. In that case, just two ships lol. All in all. This is just my personal opinion anyway, no hard feelings. I feel that they should have continued writing more rather than just blitzing. Would love to see a short sequel of the novel though, or maybe short stories about it. Thanks for reading this long comment lol haha.