A Reclaimer Dad? Old Chen Came from the Future to Kill Me?

Are you planning to write a romantic subplot between the protagonist and Yan Jing? Can't you eat something better? Knowing the future is a steak and still planning to eat it, what I want to see is Yan Wu and Yan Jing killed, and if it's convenient, kick that unfilial daughter to death too.

To be honest, based on the current plot, without Edward's interference, the protagonist wouldn't experience the Chen family's ending and tragedy as in the original work. Without Edward, Yan Jing wouldn't have suffered the fate of her father dying from anger due to marriage while pregnant, nor would she have been driven to a mental breakdown and premature death by Old Wei's pressure regarding Edward. No matter how you look at it, given their current arranged marriage, even if Old Wei runs away, it won't affect the protagonist's happy life, nor will it have any reason to run away. After all, the protagonist's current state allows her to simply survive as background scenery into the main storyline.

There's no need to defend Yan Kingdom. They're just a bunch of guys who dismantle the bridge before it's even finished. I still prefer those idiots who want it all. (You know what I mean)

Briefly: A face-slapping story disguised as Father Chen

But honestly, if we have to put it that way, in a sense, what happened to Chen's mother was Wei Lao Er's fault. #(You know what I mean)#(You know what I mean)

The protagonist is too morally upright, which is a bit frustrating to watch. There are precedents for this kind of story, so it's hard to write a long one. It would be better to give him more power, like the Magnetic Field Madman who insults the whole world and does whatever he wants.

Did Shennong exist?

The protagonist was mutilated by Wei Lao Er? That's so twisted!

I don't quite understand why the princess likes the protagonist. Did Chen Huijie change the timeline?

Friends, when I think of that soldier, Lao Wei, and how the old emperor died, I can't help but laugh. What do you mean, "You ran away"? Think about it another way: what if you took weapons and soldiers and the emperor wouldn't allow it? What would be the point of your weapons and soldiers then? You, a mere crown prince, couldn't even influence the emperor's decisions. Why didn't you just commit suicide? Instead, you killed the old emperor. Isn't that a flawed way of thinking? No wonder he ran away. If he hadn't run, he would have committed suicide. It was all part of fate's plan, a destiny's arrangement.