Thunderbolt Past and Present Life

It made me burst into tears. . . .

The head hurts, the father and son fall in love and kill each other, and the protagonist's inner emotions are too complicated. One second he was a filial son, the next second he was about to kill his father, and the next second he was a filial son who was punished on his father's behalf. The introduction to the past life is too watery. In the previous life, the protagonist had parents who did not look like a person who lacked love. After time traveling, he felt very lacking in love and seemed to not feel the love of his parents. In the beginning, some virgins went too far and were so cruel that they killed the mother's friends, and even used the father's love for the mother to attack and kill the father.

How to put it this way, the writing style at the beginning lacks a thunderbolt style. The protagonist was naughty and mischievous in his two lives, and there was no sense of empathy. After skipping dozens of chapters, I briefly read the next chapter. I felt that the writing style had improved, so I decided to continue reading.