[Urban Slice of Life + Adorable Kids and Sweet Romance + Wealthy Family Feuds + Love Rival Showdowns + Multiple Heroines + Workplace Face-Slapping]
Qin Yang earned too much, and his company didn’t want to pay him the compensation he was owed, so they forced him to resign.
In the end, Qin Yang lost his job. Sitting on the street, he let out a long sigh, worrying about how he’d make a living. Suddenly, a little girl in a blue-green fairy dress, cute as a doll, threw herself into his arms.
“Daddy, Xixi finally found you!”
Qin Yang was dumbfounded. “Little girl, don’t joke around. I don’t even have a girlfriend, let alone a daughter!”
When Qin Yang refused to believe her, the girl pulled a “family portrait” out of thin air from the jade bangle on her wrist.
The photo showed not only the little girl, but also a cool and breathtakingly beautiful fairy, like a celestial maiden descended from heaven.
And that fairy was nestled in the arms of a man who looked exactly like him, except he was surrounded by an otherworldly aura!
Qin Yang: ???
What? This miserable corporate drone is going to transmigrate to the world of immortal cultivation?
And marry a cool, aloof saintess and have such an adorable daughter with her?!
It's relatively mindless. Many of the characters don't fit into the common modern personas, nor do they fit into the identities assigned to them by the author. The dialogues often appear to have a fairy-tale flavor. I feel like the author is used to writing mindless fairy tales after a while.
When I saw the fight between wealthy families in the introduction, I immediately got a two-star rating.
How about boring, cliche stuff that's all about the future? Then the daughter came back through time and space, and then the two people began to pull each other together.
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