
The Short-Lived Father of a Minor Cannon Fodder
穿成小炮灰的早死亲爹
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Period Novel, No Sent-Down Youth, Has a Job, Everyday Family Life
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Raising a Good Father
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Reborn in the Siheyuan: Back in the Courtyard to Build a Career, With Nonstop Thrills and No Frustrating Setbacks!
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So far, it's quite good. The protagonist has a cheat-like ability, but he doesn't immediately dominate everything; it's relatively logical. The latest chapter shows a single female lead. The male lead knows what he wants. Knowing the future, even though other women confess their feelings, he knows that for power, he can't have any moral issues.
The male protagonist in this book is a bit of a saint. He's supposed to be reborn, but he doesn't seem particularly idealistic. He'll rush to help anyone who tries to elicit a pity from him, which is hard to understand. His son is also supposed to be reborn, but that feels unrealistic and more like child's play. Overall, however, the author writes quite well. Keep up the good work! Another thing is, I felt that work back then was like cabbage, you could get it just by talking.
The novel is exceptionally good. I've read at least hundreds of historical fiction novels, both male and female-oriented. The male protagonist transmigrates and is very decisive. Although he doesn't exact revenge, he manages to recover part of his family's stolen property.
This is a new story that expands upon the theme of the courtyard house, without the extreme conflicts with the villains from the courtyard house itself, opening up a new path. The author's writing style is mature, the plot is decent, and the pacing is well-controlled. It also subtly supports Sha Zhu and Da Mao without getting overly involved in the courtyard house's story, maintaining a good balance.
It's quite good; the character designs are all good. The father and son are essentially two male leads, both possessing special abilities and generally having sound moral values. The story focuses on their careers—one transmigrates into a book, the other is reborn.
This book contains elements of time travel, rebirth, and traditional courtyard houses. It features He Yuzhu, who also has a son who transmigrated after failing his Nascent Soul tribulation and later married the eldest daughter of the Xu Damao family…
The protagonist is emotionally rich, possesses a cheat-like ability to heal, has ancestral wealth safely stored in his spatial dimension, a beautiful wife and young children, and his eldest son is the same son from his previous life who can help take care of his younger siblings. He grew up like an orphan in his previous life but made a name for himself.
The protagonist failed to kill Yi Zhonghai, resulting in a one-star demotion. The protagonist's son opens a black market and his star rating drops by one.
It's a good read, the plot armor isn't too overpowered, it's very solid, and I didn't skip any chapters. Keep it up! 👍👍
There are very few scenes depicting the Korean War, this is good. Has the main character not appeared yet? Looking forward to the exciting plot to come.