After Five Years Away, I Turned On My Phone to Find a Cry for Help from My Daughter

Two villas, one for the father-in-law and mother-in-law, and the biological parents live in the old community? It's a bit uncomfortable to watch

Chapter 5: Thank you for your hard work, brothers, I give you a Dragon Fist. Chapter 5: "After five years of disappearance, turning on the phone is my daughter's distress call" written by Ni Tian Muyu.

When the God of War returns, his daughter actually lives in the* nest

I think it's pretty good, and it's a breath of fresh air in the same genre. At least it should be slapped in the face right away, instead of dragging on for hundreds of chapters while the protagonist gets bombed online.

Cut it right off the shelf, I'm really impressed!

Is it ** that is being demolished these days? Seeing the fighter jets still looks so awesome. This author is lowering the readers' IQ.

There are still three monthly passes that I didn't know who to give to, but now they are given to you. I have read many novels of the same type, but there is no one I want to read. Why? There is no normal person in the whole book. The protagonist is such an important talent. Even if his family doesn't have a bodyguard, he doesn't have a bodyguard either. The first thing he does after coming out is a conflict with an actor, and then the matter is obviously solved with a phone call, but it just won't be solved. Then it was exposed on the Internet, but it was still not solved. The higher-ups found out about it, and they treated it as if they couldn't see it. This is really the first normal novel of the same type that I have seen. This is what an important scientific researcher should look like. If there is anything that needs to be resolved, do it right away without procrastination. The only thing I feel bad about is that the male protagonist was written in a weird way, and he actually forgot about the female protagonist. Even after five years, she was still the woman who conceived your child. You actually forgot about it, and you didn't even think of it when you first heard her name.

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