Tomb Robber, Patron Saint, He Is a Heartthrob

The Hong family picked up a treasure that can fulfill three promises. The first promise is to become a child's patron saint. … The patron saint is warm, and a child caught in a chess game naturally yearns for warmth, so can the patron saint not leave? … Wen Zhanshen is not suitable for raising children. No, he didn't even raise one well, and he grew up into a little lunatic. … Xie Yuchen: Sir, you said you would stay with me forever. If you keep your promise, you will definitely not leave me behind. Zhang Qiling: My grandma gave me to you, so I will always follow you Hei Xiazi: I have helped you so much, but you can't let me die alone. Wuxie: You haven't liked me since you were a child. Why do you always tease me when you grow up? Didn't I look good when I was a kid? OOC, super OOC, no guarantee of where the character will go, no spoiled wife, no madness Bai Yueguang is a fox-type protagonist. It focuses on a straight man who has no sense of what straight men should do (actually it's just because the protagonist feels that they are all men and there is no need to cover up. It's not that there is no sense of boundaries). Foreign persimmons change my labels randomly. There is no soul wear, no double-sidedness, it's not ancient. Please give me a rating. I hope this book will still be a potential masterpiece when it comes back.