Urban: The Man with a System

When I saw that the first female protagonist the protagonist wanted to conquer was named Lan Xiuer, I had some strange thoughts: when the male protagonist and the female protagonist are intimate in the future, whether the male protagonist opens his mouth is: Xiuer

Dad, if you don't capture my mother now, then I will disappear due to force majeure of time! It's none of my business, get out!!

Future and past? It feels like a parallel world. In the future, the protagonist will have daughters with the heroine. What's the point of these daughters going back to the past? The eldest daughter's birthday is less than ten days away, so the future male protagonist must have known the richest female protagonist before then, but why did the past male protagonist just meet the female protagonist? If it hadn't been for the intervention of his daughter, the time that the previous male protagonist would have known the female protagonist might have been extended indefinitely! So, is this an infinite loop? The future sends her daughter back to the past, and when the past arrives in the future, the future sends her daughter back to the past again! Won't his daughter grow up? Or after completing the system tasks, the daughters will not disappear, and then they will have daughters with the heroines, and the future daughters will live with the past daughters. Damn it! Here comes the question. When did the male protagonist meet the female protagonist during the first time without the help of his daughter? Without the daughter's intervention, the time would definitely be extended. If it were extended in the future, the system's statement would be wrong. Just say that the male protagonist's eldest daughter's birthday will definitely not be in September!

So the question is, should my daughter accept it?

I liked it very much, but when I saw the fee, my mood suddenly changed. I can't help but be poor. I'm sorry, the author, I'm letting go. Come on,

Is there another two-dimensional one? Is it a figure? It should be a figure. Sure enough, Lin Zi Da has all the protagonists, and even the figures are not spared.

What can I say about this book? It's a bit silly.

Giving birth to dozens of daughters shows how corrupt and inferior the protagonist's genes are, which have been completely suppressed by the woman. In other words, the protagonist has done too many immoral things and slept with so many women. In the end, he can only watch his children being fucked by other stinky losers and deceived back home.

Are they all daughters? They are just cabbages that other people eat.

Are you going to write back? Just know how to show off? My wife doesn't even write