I’m Only a Month Old, So How Did I Become a Forbidden Evil God?

It feels like an article written by a mom who's had a breakdown from taking care of her child. It has this hysterical, almost manic quality to it, like she's been driven to the brink of madness by her child's antics. Hahaha 😆😆😆

This book is absolutely brilliant and well worth reading!

The author's depiction of Xiao Bao is so adorable! Some of the detailed descriptions of Xiao Bao automatically conjure up realistic images in my mind, making me smile like a doting aunt while reading. Especially after seeing some Korean artists' drawings of adorable, soft Xiao Bao lately 😳💕 Hahaha, I followed this book from morning till night! I had to go to work the next day, and I only put it down at 1:30 AM after catching up. Author, keep up the good work!!! [Please update more frequently!]

The baby's supposed to be a time traveler, right? Can't he understand what his parents and other people are saying? It seems like neither side can understand the other 🤦 He can understand the system but not his parents! 😏 Anyway, it's quite entertaining.

The story is original, the logic is well-developed, and it blends everyday life with crisis. Why isn't anyone watching? Maybe the subject matter isn't appealing?

It's a very interesting premise. The young protagonist is still a baby, and the actions of a normal baby that he takes will have a significant impact on the mystical world. It feels AI-like. I mainly listen to audiobooks, and sometimes it gives me a strange feeling; it doesn't seem like human writing.

Very good, but the gods are a bit weak, even the cubs! The mortals are a bit too powerful, and their protection is somewhat insufficient.

Interesting, I want to see the process of becoming a god.

The film begins with a group of people surrounding a child. Zhang Meng listened to what I liked about that movie, but never mind.

What an adorable baby! I love him more and more every time I look at him!