In the Mythic Age, the Myriad Worlds stand beneath the heavens, countless races flourish, prodigies emerge in every generation, and all compete to surge ahead.
Yet Lin Feng somehow ends up as the father of nine fairy daughters.
The eldest daughter says: Dad, that little Golden-Winged Roc King from the Roc Clan bullied me.
The second daughter says: Dad, the Painting Sage of the human race wants to compete with me at painting, but I'm not as good as him. What should I do?
The third daughter says: Dad, some old monster in the forbidden zone of life insists on taking me as his granddaughter. It's driving me crazy.
The ninth daughter says timidly: Daddy, I want to drink milk. I want to drink milk from Mommy, the Celestial Goddess of the Nine Heavens.
Lin Feng says: Don't be afraid, girls. Daddy's here! As a father who's skilled in both the literary and martial arts, and proficient in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, of course I have to protect my little darlings!
This is the story of the strongest father in mythology and his adorable daughters.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
