Overnight, Tu Nan transmigrated and was bound by the System, becoming a dad. He took it in stride, since his job was already to look after children.
But things got a little awkward when he turned into a sparrow, a hamster, and a kitten.
Was this really what a normal dad was supposed to be like?
Still, when the System said he’d get one million for raising a child, Tu Nan was stunned. He immediately hypnotized himself!
That’s right! This is exactly what a normal dad is like.
And so, he began to devote himself wholeheartedly to… raising kids…
World One, Fox Dad: To raise five tiger cubs, this fox dad has to sell his looks and body to a powerful brown bear.
World Two, Chinchilla Dad: From the start, this chinchilla dad is taking care of kids when an eagle big shot swoops in to save the day.
World Three, Vulture Dad: After growing increasingly depressed over his bald head, this vulture dad finally meets his wig-wearing savior: a monkey who plucks ostrich feathers to make him a wig.
To be continued…
I still think it's a good read, but it's true that it's about heterosexuality. I feel like the author's introduction is a bit misleading. If you like heterosexuality, this book is not bad. Overall, it looks like a strong female and a weak male. It's not bad. It's suitable for killing time.
Just like the first sentence in the book, I was deceived.
Don't be led astray. It's not a dual male protagonist, it's a romance, it's heterosexual.