The Little Five-and-a-Half-Year-Old Bun Makes His Dad's Head Split in Two with Anger

It's very interesting, the writing is good, and the story development is good. I originally wanted to give it five stars, but because I was disgusted with the heroine's move to persuade her father to find her stepmother (her master), I lost one star. I think some relationships can stay where they are without taking a step forward, and my grandparents told my grandma that they want her to be a stepmother. Isn't this heartbreaking?

This is a period novel that I rarely get to read. It is wonderfully written, the plot is interesting, and the characters have distinct personalities. However, my only dissatisfaction is that the heroine in the plot has not been angry with her father recently, hahahahaha. . . 😏

The author's writing is good, but maybe the concepts are different. After reading the novel, I still want to read it to relax. Although I know that it will be difficult for her father to not remarry, she still wants a consummation in the novel. After remarriage, there will inevitably be other children. Everyone prefers children, especially now that they have time to grow up with them, and the emotional intensity is different. No matter how good the stepmother is, she still prefers her biological children. Grandparents will always pass away, and their grandchildren will definitely like them. Just read this. I hope the author will write better and better in the future. I wanted to see where the heroine's father got married, so I jumped back and read a little more. The more I read, the more speechless I became. Every time I mentioned that I wanted to show my love to the heroine's father, the heroine's grandma would say that she could still move. Why, if you can move the heroine's father, you can just let it go? What I mean by this is that the heroine will not pose a threat to the stepmother and the children born by the stepmother. The new small family can still live its own life without the heroine disturbing it. Don't talk about reality. This background is unrealistic. The family background is so unrealistic. It would be realistic to ask the heroine's father to stop looking for him. It's not like he was not married. The heroine's mother still died in the line of duty. Her grandfather's family is also powerful. I don't believe that with this background, her father will stop looking for someone because of this. He will be promoted. Instead, he will remarry. His ex-father-in-law will not help him. If you have a stepmother, you will have a stepfather. When the new child is born, the heroine should go to college. Will the grandparents not love their grandson or granddaughter after being away from home for a few years? Even a biological mother can't handle one or two children, let alone a stepmother. She is always polite on the surface, but she will definitely want to give everything to her children. This is human nature. Besides, the heroine's father, a child who has been with the child from pregnancy to growth, and the heroine who is not close to him, who will the heroine's father emotionally prefer? How long can you hold on to feeling guilty for the heroine? After you have a wife and children, how much energy can you give to the heroine? Or is it that the stepmother is not allowed to have children? How can a person who is unmarried and married not want a child of her own? From now on, the heroine will be a relative in every house. Don't say that the heroine doesn't care about these things on her own. To put it bluntly, who can not care about her own interests?

I like it. The writing about children is very good. It's not like some time-travelling children, but the writing is very embarrassing and pretentious. She pretends to be a child and sounds milky. Although it may be true, it is very embarrassing, but here is a 5-year-old girl. She is very weird and quarreling with her father, like a child.

It's quite good. I quite like this type of novel, but there are a few uncomfortable things about it: As for the monkey ticket, I burst into tears all of a sudden. It was very strange, very disconnected, and very inexplicable. Was it a foreshadowing of the original owner who wanted to confess later? Even if it is, it's baffling. If you want your master to be your stepmother, the job of arranging the deal is really like the author himself said, relying on small things to sell small things. When I first returned to my grandparents' house, in order to test my own importance, I competed with others to shoot orchids with a slingshot. Orchids are something cherished by my grandmother and planted by the protagonist's own mother. They are used to see things and reflect on people. After being reminded not to shoot, the friends hesitated and started the competition. The overall writing style is quite smooth, so these points are very confusing. I have seen this so far. If there are any surprises later, I will continue to update.

The good-looking ones are the ones with adult thinking, not the kind where children's words and thoughts become childish immediately after time travel, and some of the things described are realistic. For example, the heroine's father will go on a blind date, but failed twice. It is not the kind that seems to need a female character to appear in the plot, and then it can be done immediately, because many people will predict the direction when reading the article, but this article will make you unpredictable, which is a good point, and the family atmosphere is really good, very real and warm.

Very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very beautiful. The heroine is really interesting. I tied it without realizing it. I highly recommend it. Moreover, this genre is very new. I have never read books of the same type before. The only drawback is that there are too few. Please update it quickly!!!!!!!

Generally speaking, the writing in the period novel is not bad. The heroine is smart and witty, which makes people want to read more. However, there are some points in the writing that made me feel uncomfortable. 1. The heroine's father remarries. The heroine's father was not very close to the heroine in the first place. As father and daughter got along slowly, their relationship became increasingly close. However, the heroine's father remarried (although it was combined with the background of the times and the needs of the father's work), but I was really sad 😔 because I felt that after the father remarried, the heroine became an outsider. Even if the father still loves the heroine, the stepmother seems to be doing well now, which makes me feel sad. 2. I really hope that the father and stepmother will not have another child (although it seems unlikely). Originally, after the father remarried, part of his love for the heroine was taken away. If he has a child, part of the father's love will be taken away, and part of the love from the grandparents will also be taken away 🥺 Because I am starting from the perspective of the heroine, I just want to read the group pet story. I hope the heroine can always be happy and be loved by many people❤️The heroine has already suffered some injustice because her mother died early🥺

Not bad! The protagonist is a child, smart and measured. Although he has been through it as an adult and knows some of the plot, he is not arrogant and cautious. He can observe the situation and handle things appropriately based on his own advantages. He can do as he pleases without being wronged. The author's writing skills are great for being able to write such excellent character plots!

The heroine has a very good personality, she doesn't have the awkward feeling of an adult pretending to be a child, and her family relationship is also good. Maybe my sister-in-law's love brain is a problem, but friends who have been in love think it is still more realistic. Judging from the development of the plot, she should be able to kick the scumbag soon. The overall direction is very smooth so far.