After an inexplicable transmigration, Cheng Nan inexplicably finds a daughter on the street. From then on, his whole life becomes inexplicable.
To make the girl he loves into a little princess, Cheng Nan embarks on an extraordinary career in entertainment.
He becomes a dominant force in Chinese pop music, the top literary talent on the Luodian website... all sorts of titles come his way.
Cheng Nan: "My goal is simple: I just want her to live a safe and happy life."
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**, I hate this kind of male protagonist with a holy mother's heart. You eunuch.
Why does Dad Wen like to write about the entertainment industry? Don't you think it's stupid? Is it comfortable for your family to be looked at like monkeys every day when you go out?
It's really *bloody π_π
Doesn't there have to be a difference of 40 for a male to adopt?
I feel that I have little interaction with my daughter, and my relationship with my daughter is not like saying that she is the treasure in my heart and then put her in kindergarten and ignore her! I prefer an article about the rules of raising a nanny and more interactions with my daughter.
It is no longer popular to write urban entertainment articles about conflicts between father and son. Nowadays, it is popular to write about harmonious relationship between father and son.
**Why should I raise a girl if I have the ability? Can I at most find someone to get married to? Find a boy who you picked up, and when you meet others you will say he is a prodigal boy, and you are doomed.
As for Li Youyou, it's true that childhood sweethearts can't withstand the fall from heaven.
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