I Transmigrated Into a Book as the Villain Early and Forced the Protagonist's Mother to Have a Child

The only book I'm following on Feilu, it's really well-written, no plot holes, and the protagonist is so satisfying to read—he's incredibly intelligent and capable, and so lecherous! The more female leads, the better.

I'm speechless. All daughters. At least have a boy! Boys are more fun than girls; after all, girls are meant to be pampered. The way you write this makes me wonder if you're going to take away your own daughters too. Even if you can't stand men, there's no need to do that with your own children.

Seeing that Su Ma is pregnant, and then reading the book reviews to find out it's another story about having only daughters, I wonder how people's values ​​have become so skewed these days. They think their sons will cheat on them? Then your family values ​​are corrupt, your upbringing is poor, or maybe your very core is rotten, so you're afraid of having sons.

This one already has extra content; it includes both sizes, and there's no ambiguity.

Having read so many chapters, personally, I think the author's handling of avoiding sensitive topics is quite good. The only non-first love scene was just for the sake of making the reader more excited. The only slightly annoying, or even not really frustrating, part is the eldest daughter's private photos.

Is this book about Sima's soul transmigration?

What is the description of the female lead's mother doing? Is she trying to have sex with a used woman? Disgusting, ***, no need to send her away.

Can I adopt my own daughter later?

Is my daughter's daughter still my daughter?

Dear experts, could you please tell me who he has already adopted? Have he adopted any of his seven daughters who are not related to him by blood?