My Daughters Are Everywhere in the Heavens

The author has a grudge against Hong Qi Gong. What an excuse. Will Xiao Long Nu be killed in the hands of the protagonist? Even if he is killed, Hong Qi Gong will not kill Xiao Long Nu. No one has this idea.

Commentary on the chapter 4 of "My Daughters Are All Over the Sky" written by Shenhuo Feiyu (please collect it!!!).

Author, why isn't this updated? Keep going

Xiao Longnu's innate advantage is that she is young, and she can use this advantage to gain more of the protagonist's fatherly love; Wang Yuyan's innate advantage is that she is older and can talk about marriage. When the time comes, she can overtake the protagonist directly by marrying him, while Xiao Longnu will have to wait at least ten years before she can marry the protagonist.

The author's Huang Rong is very different from the Huang Rong written by Jin Yong. I don't understand why there is such a difference?

The protagonist and Wang Yuyan go to find Wu Yazi, let Wang Yuyan absorb Wu Yazi's internal power and become the head of Xiaoyao Sect (Whether Wang Yuyan wants to recognize Wu Yazi depends on the author's intention) and then go to Tianshan Lingjiu Palace to absorb the skills of Tianshan Tongmao and Li Qiushui to become the new owner of Lingjiu Palace. There is also the most powerful Shaolin Temple sweeping monk among Tianlong, who destroyed Shaolin and Xingxiu Sect...