As a seasoned web-novel fan, Shen Tangqiu summed up the usual formula for power-fantasy stories where the protagonist levels up.
The protagonist has to start out weak, suffering every kind of physical and emotional torment.
Villains line up to get themselves killed, while cannon fodder appear just to hand over their lives.
Luckily, the author is a doting parent, so the protagonist is never short on cheat powers.
Loyal underlings cling to the protagonist, and the heroine invests in promising talents.
There are countless miraculous pills and medicines, and every rare treasure ends up in their hands.
In short, it all comes down to one thing: I can do this!
As a reader who fretted over the protagonist like a worried father, Shen Tangqiu had finally watched him grow from a bullied little cabbage into an unstoppable overlord. Before he could even savor the protagonist’s might and glory, though, the protagonist was killed by his lover.
Before the furious Shen Tangqiu could track down the author and fight them in person, a clump of bird droppings fell from the sky and hit him on the head. Then… he discovered he had transmigrated into a book, becoming the cannon-fodder character who appeared just to get killed.
Looking at the protagonist back when he was still a little cabbage, Shen Tangqiu set himself two goals:
1. Take advantage of his vulnerable days and get on his good side. Be there for him!
2. Tear apart the scheming white lotus and kick the villains into the dirt!
In the end, thanks to the readers’ blessings, Shen Tangqiu successfully stopped the protagonist from getting together with the white lotus. But… why was the protagonist looking at him more and more strangely?
Shen Tangqiu: ???
Also known as My Rebellious Son Breaks My Heart and A Guide to Raising the Protagonist
Seems cool and aloof, but is actually hilarious
Nice! The plot is very delicate, the love between the protagonists is very sweet, and the protagonist's character is really refreshing. I won't accept any grievances I can afford, and I'll just pretend to be good if I can't afford it. Of course, there are only a few people who can't be offended, the emperor, the queen (who will also fight against each other in the later period), his father, his father's partner (the protagonist is his mother who gave birth to a drug), grandmother, and the leader of the cult (of course, the protagonist will fight every time they meet him when he doesn't know he is the leader of the cult)
To be honest, the deputy CPs don't like each other very much, neither of them are very sweet. It's either a misunderstanding or dislike, or they are both interested in each other but don't say anything. I don't like it, it's very silly.
Even the protagonist's emotional line is a bit bloody. When their relationship was at its best, a conspiracy appeared to make Gong fake amnesia, which tortured me for two or three chapters😭
It's really sweet, but what happened in the previous generation was too bloody and too regrettable.
How long have you been saving for this, and it's all shipped in one day, it's amazing😄
The five stars are to encourage the author, the plot is okay, and I was able to finish it entirely because I wanted to know what happened in the end. I remember that the male protagonist was a doctor, not a gangster, he was a bit crazy. A lot of nonsense in the middle that has nothing to do with the plot can be removed. The first time I read the story, I skipped the male protagonist. Keep up the good work!
It's still pretty good, sweetie, come on
It's delicious. I'm reading the author's third book. There are no friendly camp casualties in this book, everything is sweet and sweet, including the missing people who are back and the people who should be met are also met, the main character is always sweet, the supporting characters may be a bit sad, but the ending is a perfect dumpling, I like to eat such a happy ending😋
Nice! The plot is very delicate, the love between the protagonists is very sweet, and the protagonist's character is really refreshing. I won't accept any grievances I can afford, and I'll just pretend to be good if I can't afford it. Of course, there are only a few people who can't be offended, the emperor, the queen (who will also fight against each other in the later period), his father, his father's partner (the protagonist is his mother who gave birth to a drug), grandmother, and the leader of the cult (of course, the protagonist will fight every time they meet him when he doesn't know he is the leader of the cult) To be honest, the deputy CPs don't like each other very much, neither of them are very sweet. It's either a misunderstanding or dislike, or they are both interested in each other but don't say anything. I don't like it, it's very silly. Even the protagonist's emotional line is a bit bloody. When their relationship was at its best, a conspiracy appeared to make Gong fake amnesia, which tortured me for two or three chapters😭 It's really sweet, but what happened in the previous generation was too bloody and too regrettable.
How long have you been saving for this, and it's all shipped in one day, it's amazing😄
The five stars are to encourage the author, the plot is okay, and I was able to finish it entirely because I wanted to know what happened in the end. I remember that the male protagonist was a doctor, not a gangster, he was a bit crazy. A lot of nonsense in the middle that has nothing to do with the plot can be removed. The first time I read the story, I skipped the male protagonist. Keep up the good work!
It's still pretty good, sweetie, come on
It's delicious. I'm reading the author's third book. There are no friendly camp casualties in this book, everything is sweet and sweet, including the missing people who are back and the people who should be met are also met, the main character is always sweet, the supporting characters may be a bit sad, but the ending is a perfect dumpling, I like to eat such a happy ending😋