Su Xuanqing, the greatest cultivator in the cultivation world, died from eating his own cooking.
When he opened his eyes again, he had become a timid little girl with blond hair and blue eyes in a Western fantasy world. He also had the original owner, Vivian, in his head: ten years old, exceptionally good at dropping to her knees and begging for mercy, and always saying, “Please don’t kill me.”
Su Xuanqing had hoped to dominate the world with a commanding presence, but his body wouldn’t obey him. He could only take over and fight when the little girl fainted or willingly let him. And so things went like this: Su Xuanqing drove back an enemy with a single sword stroke, still radiating authority; Vivian woke up to a crowd of onlookers and promptly dropped to her knees. The big shot fumed in her head: “Get up! A man’s knees are worth their weight in gold!” The little girl protested, “But I’m a girl...”
From then on, the stubborn but softhearted remnant of a father’s soul and the shamelessly cowardly little girl began their hilarious daily life of “constantly getting on each other’s nerves, but unable to live without each other.” His fatherly love was like a landslide: the more he doted on her, the more things went wrong, and the more things went wrong, the more he doted on her.
The overall storyline is okay and watchable.
It's quite interesting, you can look forward to it.
Quite interesting, but the improvement is too slow
An old father's story about raising a daughter [laughing]
You can look forward to it. I hope the author can be careful about emotional dramas. Once they get into relationships, the flavor will change. The current subject matter deserves this 5 stars.