My Son Gets Stronger Every Time He Causes Trouble, and Now I’m Invincible!

It's very interesting. What I like most is the protagonist, who doesn't care about women. It's not like other novels that always describe a certain woman's figure. There are a lot of descriptions. It's also said that there won't be ambiguity without a female protagonist. Many women describe their figures. How beautiful they are. There is really no ambiguity in this novel. I don't know. Will there be a female protagonist in the future, but from the current look, even if there is one, it won't be described too much, and it won't waste too much time. The son here can be with that girl in the rain, that girl is really good, forget about the male protagonist himself, who is the male protagonist's wife who has never been introduced? Anyway, the writing here is quite good, and sometimes it's quite funny. It's a good book to read. If you like to read a book without a heroine and no ambiguity, you can read it [shy][shy][shy][shy]

The subject matter is very good, and the author's writing style is also good. There is no heroine, no harem, and no ambiguity. Da Shuang's invincible flow. If you have a grudge, report it on the spot without delaying The protagonist can surpass levels by practicing invincible swordsmanship The dual system setting of the protagonist Da Xu and his son Xiao Xu is very interesting (Little Xu's mother will not appear. Xu's mother: Don't cue if you are dead) Xiaoxu System: Inspiring to Cultivate the Top Gou King Dashu System: I heard that the person my son provoked was very strong? Sorry, I will always be 100 million points better than my son's enemies [cool] So... Xiao Xu (a shy dog): It has nothing to do with me. It's none of my business. If we don't know each other well, don't come over. Da Xu (Chun Chun's teachings): Don't worry about making trouble, be bold and bold, dad will always go to make trouble when it's okay. In the eyes of others: Dashu: Arrogant but invincible, King B Xiao Xu: Keen to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger, the hidden King B The plot is neither procrastinating nor overtly toxic, so it's worth a try! Update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update update! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Author, don't force me... Kneel down and beg you [crying]

It's a good-looking book [Sending Hearts] and it's well written. It has no vulgar plot and is friendly to female readers. The protagonist has no clichés and no ambiguity. Everyone can read it with confidence [Sending Hearts]

I have read about 390 chapters. This book is really enjoyable. The male protagonist has always been invincible. The male protagonist's son is also very unique. The contrast between the early and late stages gradually changes. Each supporting character also has his own personality and characteristics, including but not limited to: Zhang Hualong, Jian Yuzhu, Daozu, etc. I haven't seen the cp yet, but I have a good relationship. I thought it was cp, but it turned out not to be the case. This book gave me a good impression before King of the North Sea. It was not until after King of the North Sea that I reached the North Sea Sword Sect. My impressions plummeted. Except for the changes in the characters, the plot was almost the same as the previous routine. It felt like changing the map, changing some names, and starting over. I really hope the author can improve it because I personally like this book. Including the character of the male protagonist, who is invincible and does not take the enemy seriously. When facing a national teacher who cannot be beaten, even if he knows that he cannot beat him. I still gave him a sword. It is really the most comfortable among the many cool articles I have read.

If your son is a genius, he will be like you when he grows up, and if your father is invincible, it will be a cool story. It would be more enjoyable to read the article from a broad perspective. If there is a conflict, it can basically be resolved within one chapter. Personally, I suggest that in emotional scenes, Da Xu is more suitable to be singled out by others. He is a bit more forceful because he is emotionless, and it would be awkward to have a stepmother for his son. Xiao Xu is okay.

It's good-looking. I think it's really good-looking. What kind of cool article it is? It's refreshing, handsome, invincible, and very reassuring [blowing kiss] Da Xu (the male protagonist) has no CP, and Xiao Xu (the male protagonist's son) is undecided, but I hope not to [send my heart] I don't know why there are only 2 negative reviews out of 57 reviews, but I personally recommend it, but most of the new books are a bit unreadable (PS: It seems to be updated twice a day, I look forward to a lot of updates!)

Must be recommended with five stars! The setting of this novel is really interesting. Others are working hard to become stronger, but the protagonist relies on his son to get into trouble and get upgraded. The more trouble he gets into, the more invincible he becomes. The contrast is full. The rhythm of the plot is very comfortable, without dragging on or overwriting the word count. Every time the son gets into trouble, the protagonist rises to the occasion, and it is very relaxing to watch the villain who is slapped in the face. The father-son interaction in it is funny and heart-warming. It has the passion of a refreshing novel and the light-hearted daily laughter. The more you watch it, the more you will enjoy it. It's not a waste to stay up late to catch up. If you like light-hearted and refreshing novels, don't miss it!

It's so cool, don't let any emotional lines go, the pace is fast, it's cool to be online all the time, but it's a bit sparse, the author will update it quickly.

It's an interesting book, but the system's definition of offending is a bit vague. For example, killing the other party's son does not count as offending, but must wait for someone to kill him. If the villain's cultivation level is higher than that of the male protagonist, and he directly attacks his son without saying a word, the male protagonist's son will be killed, hehe.

There is a good foundation behind the slightly hasty plot, the character conflicts are interesting, the reckless father and the cowardly son, and the story has great potential. The key is to focus on the father, otherwise it will inevitably be replaced by the aggrieved son. Father, stop doing this and that. My magical skills are invincible. All I need is to be fierce, tough, and strong. My son can have more magical powers.