I'm the Villain's Dad, and the Heroine Calls Me Dad from the Start

Author, how much reality have you experienced? Every sentence spoke to my heart, and it was all true. The content was wonderful, and the sentences were beautifully used. It was really amazing. (And the author is your daughter-in-law... I gave it a thumbs up [laughing evilly]) I've read a lot of villain stories, and this is one of the most interesting of all the villain stories I've read. I feel like I can finish writing it at 9 points, so come on! ! ! This villain belongs to me as a top-notch villain. When I watched it, the score hadn't been released yet, so I said it could pass 9 points. I said it was not bad at all, it was over 9 points. If you write it down carefully, it will only get better! ! !

There is less reliance on the system, and it mainly relies on the plot layout that is known in advance. The colorful plot makes people want to stop. It is a very good urban villain story. I may turn to immortality in the later period. It is very good. I hope the author will get better as he writes [Adore][Adore]

The author is great, Lao Cao is very spirited, I hope the author will use more vests, I like Lao Cao's sanctimonious gentleman, the heroine is well written, accept it, don't neglect the two little loli, give them more plots and more ambiguity, the story can slow down more daily life, the value of force should not be turned into a fairy tale, it is a masterpiece, do bad things sanctimoniously, stand on the moral high ground and have double standards, don't be a good guy and be overbearing.

I've finished Chapter 70. It's good. I like it. The plot is very enjoyable and not brainless. Most of the villain stories are mindless, with all kinds of rhetoric, watered-down translations, and keep talking about other people's dragon kings, gods of war, etc., But this is actually the case for me. Although this book is the same, it is very small and does not contain much water...

This is the most comfortable villain novel I have ever read. It makes sense both in terms of wording and logic. Other villain stories either have lines that embarrass me, or have logic bugs, or they focus too much on not being holy, but they feel too harsh to me, and they are written as anti-humanity, making the villains look like robots without emotions, which is very unpleasant to watch. This one looks comfortable. Although reading the comments, some people are concerned about the mask plot, but considering the age difference and identity difference, using this method will not appear obtrusive, right? Logically there is no problem. If you are stuck on this point, it is better to read some cool and mindless articles. Maybe the Overlord is the villain you are targeting? The so-called killing is decisive and not sloppy?

The best harem novels are when all the heroines have their own subplots, and there are also descriptions in the later stages, and they are not obtrusive. Each heroine has her own personality and acting style. The other women who cannot meet this requirement can only be subordinates, including chefs, nannies, guards, handymen, etc. These men and women all belong to the scope of subordinates. To make a clear distinction, in the books I have read, only the later ones (Ji Cha) and the current ones (The Family Raised a Fat Rabbit) can perfectly meet the above requirements, but it is expected that both of them are professional writers.

It's really good. The author focuses on a cool character, but it's not a brainless novel. After reading novels for so many years, this author's writing is still very good. The ideas are clear and the plot entry point is appropriate. The character design and personality are also well grasped. It's very good.

Good book! Decisive in killing, sinister and vicious, and perverted enough. I like it so much. It is a villain in the true sense, unlike other dog-licking Madonna novels that try to sell the dog's meat by pretending to be a sheep.

This novel is definitely the best villain novel I have read recently. The author has basically avoided all poisonous points, and the character creation is okay. The series of suppression of the son of luck is normal and not exaggerated. The heroines are not the kind of people who will join the harem without thinking after being conquered by the protagonist. Marvin, on the other hand, we can see the growth of the heroine. For example, the protagonist's apprentice is a good example. The biggest highlight is the protagonist's adoption of a daughter, which gives the novel some warmth. I think the interaction between the protagonist and his two daughters is the biggest highlight of this novel.

I don't think it's a problem if you're slow to pick up the girls. If you pick up the girls quickly, there will definitely be fewer portrayals of the girls. If the pace is fast, you can remember a few girls. Every heroine is carefully portrayed by the author. I think this book is still relatively outstanding among villains [Send Heart]