My Daughter My Angel

Another novel, Devil's Daddy, is also good to read

The ending is too bad, but the way Bai, Ling, and Yue San wrote it is doomed to be a failure. It's also because the writing becomes more and more holy at the end, which makes it so embarrassing. What the hell is this ending? Finally, how about developing a loli? The three women didn't even give a single explanation. They made the protagonist so responsible and ended up slapping themselves in the face? Just take good care of your daughter. When she grows up, she can write an excellent character and get married. I think she decided to do it on her own in the end. Evil is not disgusting. It would be better to just forget about acute brain cancer. At least it's acceptable. Be careful if you get into the trap later, you're almost halfway through this book, this kind of ending is a waste of traffic.

Isn't it like starting to ask me to go? What time is it in Europe and the United States? You said something. I heard that I have no money. You saw Lu Yuting's pants at home.

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Can I carry my child around when he is not a month old? The salary of 1,200 was the salary standard for waiters nine years ago. What's more, the restaurant where the male protagonist works is not small, and he can still meddle in his own business with a child? After reading dozens of chapters, I can't stand it anymore.

You and your daughter can't even get enough food and clothing, and you still feel like a virgin. Their parents are powerful and need you to solve it? What does this person have to do with you? After meeting him, he just called me sister, and then he cried out to ask for an explanation. Haha, solve your own problem first, and that's it. I can't stand it anymore. The writing style is too childish. I know what you want to write, but you really can't stand up to a little logical scrutiny when you write it. Don't say that the story is fictitious. No matter how fictitious it is, you can't have common sense, right? The score is so high, are all a group of primary school students reading it?

Every time you finish reading a novel, it feels like you have completed a life journey. The final ending was very touching. Like it very much

Um, I looked at the comment section. Although there aren't many comments, there are mostly negative ones. I read this book a few years ago. First of all, this book is not a good book, and it also has flaws and poisonous points, including some inexplicable thoughts of the protagonist, thoughts and behaviors of the supporting characters, etc. Secondly, I quite like this book. So, even if I want to give some of my opinions or complaints to some friends who haven't watched it yet, some friends who have watched it but haven't finished it, and some friends who haven't finished it yet but can't wait to start complaining... (Cross out) First of all, this book is a main line. Yuwensong takes care of Xiaoyu until he reaches adulthood. What is described is the growth of the father and daughter, and when Xiao Yu was young, it mainly wrote about the growth of his father. Xiao Yu gradually grew up, and the focus gradually shifted to Xiao Yu's growth, ending at the age of 18 (this seems to be the case for all Panda stories). It is just such a main line, not complicated. Secondly, there are the plots outside the main line, including the male protagonist's emotional line, career line, family line, Xiao Yu's classmates line, etc. It's very messy, but fortunately there is still a timeline. These plots all exist as catalysts and seasonings for the main plot. They complement each other and serve as a foil. And some of this part of the content has a beginning and an end, and some has a beginning and an end. For example, the male protagonist's emotional line, who did the three women marry in the end? I don't know, semi-open, but coming back to it, does it really matter? Does this have much to do with the main plot? Is this book a love story about the male protagonist? No, this is a book about raising daughters. The focus is always on the relationship between the male protagonist and his daughter, and the rest cannot be considered the most important. Then, there are various horse-catching plots, which are also where the flaws and poisonous points of this book gather. It is these horse-catching plots that shape the worldview of this book. It is a worldview that is based on reality but transcends reality, and moves closer to the second dimension. The key point (the second dimension), yes, this is the case in this book. Maybe these are because Panda is also an otaku? (Crossed out) If you think of this book as an early anime, these horse-catching plots will make sense🤐. Then coming back, some comments said that the male protagonist is nosy, has an abnormal brain, and so on. I can only say that the male protagonist's temperament is like this, and he is not a perfect protagonist. Then, there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand readers, and everyone's understanding will be different. In short, I quite like this book.

One of my favorite books when I was in school

Very touching, I hope there is true love everywhere in the world