The mighty Ninth Master of the capital’s elite circle is set up, only to be picked up by a young girl.
After one reckless night, the girl disappears without a trace.
Five years later, he finally sees the girl he has longed for and pins her against a wall.
“Little girl, do you know how much I’ve missed you all these years?”
“Ninth Master, you’re drunk.”
One day, he goes to pick her up and unexpectedly spots a little girl beside her. When she smiles, she looks just like her!
The man flies into a rage. “Whose kid is that?”
The little girl: Can’t you tell she’s yours?
Then one day, he sees two little boys who look exactly like him, and completely loses it!
He clutches his forehead and roars, “Little girl, how many things are you still hiding from me?”
Yes, it's good to read. I like this kind of novel with no male or female protagonist. It has a correct outlook on life and has no amnesia. It doesn't rely on white moonlight or savior or amnesia to attract attention. It just revolves around the ordinary family life of men, women and children.
It is a novel that I like very much. I don't want to miss every section while reading, for fear of missing some exciting parts. The ending is also very enjoyable.
If you have a good best friend who understands you, you will like it instantly. It looks good, so go for it.
Very nice, the novel is very clear and comfortable to read
The emotional details are in place, and the introduction of the personnel is not pretentious. I really like this book.
Very beautiful, very beautiful, super beautiful
It ended perfectly, it was great, the family was harmonious, the three little babies were smart, the friends and besties were harmonious, the male and female protagonists were also strong👍👍👍
Looks good, overall not bad
A bit verbose, but overall good
This book is very interesting