
Quick Transmigration: I Play the Old Man in the Human World
快穿之我在人间当老登
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 767k Words
- Genre
- Fantastical Romance
- Subgenre
- Quick Transmigration
- Updated
- 21h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Quick Transmigration: The Powerful Dad, Online Pushing for a Baby快穿之实力老爹,在线催生Former title · until Oct 2026
In booklists 6
Beginners Stay Out, 2,000+ Hours Required
No amateurish writing. Ideally one heroine, and preferably mature content. A System is fine if it plays only a minor role.
Give Me Some High-IQ Stories. Reading Idiot-Proof Fiction Is Making Me Stupid
Looking for Quick Transmigration (I’m Extremely Picky), Details Below
No yandere characters, silly and sweet, love at first sight, no cringe plot twists ✘, no soft and delicate female leads ✘, no harem-like love triangles around a universally adored lead ✘, no sultry female leads ✘, no comedy-type female leads ✘. Just straightforward mission-based romances. If those traits only show up occasionally as different character types in each world, that's fine.
Male-Led Quick Transmigration, No Quick Transmigration Bureau, No Randomly Generated System Items
Looking for books like Quick Transmigration: The Male Supporting Character Only Wants to Live Forever. I've searched for ages, and this is the only well-written one I've found on Tomato.
Male Protagonist, Quick Transmigration, No Fixed Pairing (But Not Completely Celibate)
Looking for books similar to "Quick Transmigration: This Mission Taker Is Terrifyingly Powerful (The Demon King Goes on a Killing Spree)". It's fine if the wife gets little screen time, but I don't want no romance. I'm so sick of no-romance stories. It's one thing in an ordinary setting, but even in ancient settings, the protagonist ends up alone like a monk for life. I...
Quick Transmigration, Male POV, Completed
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What a terrible article. When you get old, you still have to work as cattle and horses to support and support your children.
I couldn't stop having fun watching it. I never thought that an old man as the protagonist could be so interesting, especially the one where the grandson is a little yellow hair. I laughed so much that I burst into tears. Book friends who are passing by, don't miss it. The more you go to the back, the more interesting it becomes. It can be used to relax, and you don't have to worry about getting more and more aggressive as you read. The topic of fertility has been discussed for many years, and recently I have come to a new understanding: the source of son preference is productivity. In ancient times, men were the main labor force in both farming and hunting. In modern times, men are also the main labor force in rural areas. In the workplace, men are the ones who can provide stable labor force. The issue of fertility depends on whether the couple can save enough wealth to raise a child well. If they cannot save, they will not want to have children. But, can it be saved? The answer is that the vast majority of couples cannot save. Why? Because in a market economy environment, the income of workers will always be just enough to support themselves. Because he can survive, he is not willing to risk anything to break the existing balance. As for whether it is enough to raise a child or whether to have a second child, what does it have to do with the boss? It's best not to get married and not take maternity leave! In the final analysis, it is still a question of productivity and production relations. When I was in school, the textbooks said that everything has two sides, and in the market economy, the good side has long been blown away, but what about the bad side?
Please support the new track. Nowadays, people don't like lift-related themes very much. It's not easy to write, come on! Just saying support is not objective, the writing is good, the characters of the children are quite vivid, and the story is simple. You can take a look.
It's more lighthearted and funny, the subject matter is quite novel, slightly refreshing, and it fits the changes of the characters. I have been following the update until now. It seems that there is nothing toxic so far. There are all kinds of characters. It is a very magical and curious event. It is quite fun.
It's okay, but some worlds are a bit frustrating... For example, the world where he was beaten by his ex-wife; the son was asked to quit his job to be a full-time nanny, and the child had a grandma's surname. The change was a bit too fast; in the current world, the daughter said that the son was a loser and treated his sister-in-law better than his brother...
It's a nice and different story about childbirth (although it's about giving birth, it looks and feels good)
I'm tired of watching other movies, but occasionally I watch the one about giving birth with a baby, which is pretty good 🤦
It's okay. It's a relatively logical novel. For example, each world has its own reasons for having fewer children. The male protagonist basically doesn't make his own decisions to let others have children. The shortcoming is that it doesn't feel exciting enough. Overall, it's worth reading.
It's super nice, but it's too short. The author will update it quickly [please give me more updates] [please give me more updates] [please give me more updates]
It's good to watch, and it's rare to write about the role of a father and give rise to a subject like this. Very interesting to write.