Pick Up a Baby from the Start and Raise a Demon God

Wu Hua, Xiao Xian, Mo Sheng, and Qin Shan are all real characters, as well as Wang Yuan's wife who loves to haunt her family. The protagonist's character is a sharp-tongued but rather real plot. There is no excitement or passion, only cruel and real reality, no ambiguity. By the way, the protagonist is very strong, stronger than anyone else. Readers who like to watch plain and real stories can check it out.

The author's writing is really good, but it is very slow-burning and has a taste that is not tomato-like. It's not that the plot is not good, but it is still very interesting to read, but the plot is relatively "slow-burning". Now the main plot is divided into several perspectives, starting from Jiang Wuhua's "Qitian" road to Leng Xiaocan's "revenge" road. As for the protagonist, I personally feel that the proportion of the presence given is quite small. It is mainly a "lazy" character portrayal, playing the role of a dad. Of course, the overall situation is still acceptable. The protagonist is too lazy to care about leisurely life every day, especially afraid of trouble and insists on it. From the "fantasy" in the past to the "reality" now, he is tired of everything. Then, after I had a few kids, my life changed a bit, and I slowly started to care about the kids around me. The characters written by the author are quite distinct, but I don't know if there are so many authors behind them. From these different perspectives, writing these plot aspects will be too tiring. After all, look left here, right over there... Finally, I personally want to see more of Jiang Wuhua's route plot. Well, yes, her growth route is quite good and looks quite interesting. Another point is that the overall plot is very good. That's right, this progress can be speeded up a lot [laughing] [Attention][Attention][Attention]😳

Covered in Shuangwen's name, covered in Shuangwen's introduction. But I tell you at the beginning that it is a slow-paced book, not a fun story. What must be affirmed is that the pace is indeed slow and the inner emotions are described very delicately. The protagonist's invincible boredom and inner conflict. There are also flowerless inner choices. Humble and humble. The inner emotions of the mute. You can all see it in the text. But success is like this and failure is like this. Because of these excessive descriptions. The protagonist's contradictions and grievances are also amplified. When I watch it, it's like an invisible fire is holding in my chest, waiting for a small explosion. This is indeed the makings of a good book. But, finally, it was time for that little burst. The protagonist rescues Wuhua. Just destroy the enemy and be done with it? This feeling is really uncomfortable. The previous emotional descriptions are so delicate and set up all the time. It broke out, and this is the result? For me, it's almost the same as taking it all away. So much so that I really couldn't get rid of the fire in my heart. Go to the book review and type these three hundred characters.

The author's writing skills are so strong! The pacing is also very well controlled, and the content from other perspectives will basically return to the main line in Chapters 1-2, which is to my liking. Many authors who write group portraits will give a long space to other characters, which will affect the overall rhythm too much.

"I found a treasure! The group portraits in this book are really well written. It's rare that I like every character and there is no one I hate. When I read it, I didn't always miss the role of the male protagonist. I felt that each supporting character had his own wonderful life, and the interactions were interesting and not boring at all. I am very motivated to follow the book!" The key is not a nanny story. The protagonist won't appear until 1% of his health is left 🤦

It is really well written and worth recommending. I personally think it can be rated 9 out of 10. I hope the author will continue to write generously and pay attention to details. Don't stop updating, and don't write more and more poorly. ❤️

Brother, do you write prose? It feels a bit like reading prose when I was in school. Hahahaha 🤦 To be honest, the writing is pretty good, like prose. I have read about ten chapters so far and I feel good about it. Those who want to watch Invincible and show off can probably go. The protagonist is probably the kind who hides his secrets and takes action secretly. I would like to add that the main character has lived too long, seen through the sinister nature of people's hearts, and has become disillusioned with the world. It makes sense that the god-transforming boss who is a mortal cultivator of immortality is still working as a sweeper in Han Li's sect. You should stay away from the boss's affairs [laughter]

The writing is very good, and the group portrait articles are all books that are rare to find in Tomato. They are very sharp. Many people may be used to other people's smooth writing and feel that this person is too aggrieved. However, I have experienced part of the reality myself. The author's writing is very real, especially in the era when there was no food. It was really hard.

I have read eight out of ten books of this type, but the setting of this book is really eye-catching. Not to mention how novel the subject matter is, but it makes people feel that the protagonist is a person, not a god, and there are things he cannot do. The protagonist has seen through everything in the world and doesn't care about everything, but he cares about this sentence. Although it feels awkward, it is what I mean, and I don't know how to explain this sentence. Five stars for @

Pretty good! In terms of depth, this book is definitely one of the few on Tomato, and the characters are also quite detailed. Originally, I read a chapter where the female protagonist said something, which made me feel very dependent on the male protagonist. It made me think that I still didn't break out of the stereotype of male and female protagonists. As a result, when I read it later, I took back my words, and the subsequent plot development actually made me feel that it was out of touch and disconnected from the depth of the book. Two words, awesome! 👍