My Dad Is the Final Boss

The animation is quite good as an instant noodle show, and it has the feeling of a villain daughter in a Japanese drama. The story is quite large. First there are the evil god and the good god, then there is the heroine who is the child of the evil god (probably) and an original heroine who is not sure if it is green tea (but she must not be a bad guy if she can seal the evil god with her life). The plot is told in two lines. It reflects the beauty of today's life by recalling the tragic memories of the previous three lives. And with the ability to open a "harem" as a child just like the Monkey King, I can't even imagine how interesting the story will be in the future.

A very comic book! However, the pace is slow, and the conflict and pull are not that strong, and the character design has never been very well established. In fact, when it comes to the best character development, I think it's the fake lady that everyone thinks is a bit ridiculous. The duke's family lost their daughter, so of course they would be tolerant of the fake lady who might be the child, but the duke didn't completely believe it, and the brothers didn't give much of a good look (well, thanks to the villain being stupid/.) It's strange that what he really said didn't show any emotion or concession at all. The other is Renee. If she was still a relatively one-sided child who longed for love, then when she said, "Do you know how much father and others expect this child?", This character really came alive in my eyes. Because she is loved, she learns to love. Renee is a very good child. I personally feel that there is no love without conditions other than aura. This article does not take a dark path, so the positive advantages are reasonable and necessary. Feedback to family members is very important. (After all, it's a family story…) As for what everyone said about the eldest heroine and being too dependent on her family, I felt that this was the best way to write it. First of all, Renee is still a child. Secondly, she is a child. In the end, she is a child. Relying on feelings to make demands is the privilege of the favored, and those mistakes are not punishable by death. Killing someone for no reason is purely disrespectful of life. However, the words are written too lightly, so it may not matter to everyone, but to Renee, they are all real people - even some who are nice to her or have nothing to do with her at all. She has experienced a life at the bottom. If she were not adopted by the Duke, her life would not be better than these people if she escaped from the palace. I feel that everyone's definition of a heroine is always stereotyped in the impression that she is "decisive in killing", "cuts off love" and "does not rely on external force at all", but if a heroine is gentle and kind, can make decisions and bear the consequences of her decisions, has friends to help, people she likes to be with, and family support... Isn't this what a cool novel is (?) Besides, in Long Ao Tian Wen, the male protagonist relies on this and that, but there are never many people who say that they are not the main male protagonist... (No offense, private Marseille) In the end, I still hope that the author will stick to his own ideas and write the story he wants. Or at least determine which direction to adjust. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh but I still want to see what the original story is without being affected by outside voices (walking around)

The writing is smooth, but because it is not mainstream, the rating is low, which is unreasonable! It was so touching to see that one-third of the authors said they would not give up. I read it all without missing a word. About the content: At first I thought it was a Korean comic plot, but it's not! It has a lot of foreshadowing and a complete world structure. It feels like "The Brave Hero Heruku", not because the plot is similar, but the core idea is very close. Mina's character design is simply a resounding slap to the current Japanese time travel savior. Follow the example of the author, come on!

Nice! I just don't know if CP will be arranged in the follow-up. I don't want CP. QAQ only wants to see family and friendship. I beg the author not to mess with the whole male lead later. No one is worthy of Renee! (Nod

Generally speaking, it looks good. The only part that I think is a poisonous point is the part where the fake daughter returns home. Although I know that the Duke's family owes Ahri, they ignore the heroine a bit too much, and the heroine's character is inherently sensitive. So, in my opinion, this is a poisonous point.

Beautiful, the writing is very delicate Like written by a little girl () His words for women are very charming. There are so many great female leaders The baby girl is also very cute "If you love her, let her have power." I saw some comments about the baby girl becoming a heroine(?) It feels like he wants to turn the baby girl into what his father originally looked like She was originally a little girl with a delicate mind and longed for feelings. You made her an emotionless Ai No problem has become a problem The author must maintain what he originally wrote Really good Very delicate feelings

A book with a very comic feel. Renee is a very smart child. After several reincarnations, she still has a kind heart. She meets new friends and her new family accepts her little by little. The warm home allows Nini to grow flesh and blood again, not because she is the "child of destiny". Renee is Renee, irreplaceable. I look forward to more exciting stories in the future.

Damn, Damn Sisters, this book is super good. This is the first domestic novel about western fantasy and child-rearing that I have read. I generally like to read comics, and most comics do not have this type in China, or I don't like to read domestic comics, so I generally prefer to read foreign comics of this kind of novel. But I accidentally saw this novel last night, and I kept reading it. Damn, it's so good. Why did it change so much? It's really good. Everyone, get in trouble. The only shortcoming is that there are too few followers. Come on everyone, produce more food. I like it so much. Damn it.

The Duke's fatherly love is very silent and warm. The author has paid great attention to it. The relationship between father and daughter is very delicate and very good. I learned that emotional intelligence is a good thing. Girls can really eat sweet mouths.

It's very nice, don't read the other bad reviews. My summary is The heroine is very smart and self-interested. She thinks about many things and involves many things. There is no so-called Holy Mother's Heart. (In the article, she pleads for others because there is a reason for the incident, such as the part about killing the retainers. She pleads for mercy because there are too many. Killing them all will not only have a great impact on the heroine's father and brothers, but also because her reputation is not very good, it will be detrimental to herself, so there is no Holy Mother's Heart.) It's very good 😢😢 Sure enough, some books need to be read to know. Just reading other people's book reviews is not accurate until you read it. Woohoo, Renee is the best. It's great. And so is the mother. The forever great mother 😢😢😢