Fresh graduate Jiang Ye was tricked into donating sperm in his freshman year. After graduating, he returns to his fishing village to rest.
But as soon as he gets home, the civil affairs bureau shows up and hands him an adorable two-and-a-half-year-old girl!
Her parents died in a car accident, and he's her only biological father. If he doesn't take her in, she'll be sent to an orphanage.
Jiang Ye, who lost both parents as a child, takes one look at the sweet, well-behaved little girl and softens. He names her Jiang Nian, with the nickname Little Tomato.
At that very moment, the soul of an Earth copyright reviewer transmigrates into him and fuses with his own, activating a memory-enhancing golden finger!
Half of Earth's entertainment works, screenplays, lyrics, and creative ideas are now stored in his mind, along with impeccable taste and an eye for hits.
He thought they were in for a cozy life in the fishing village, just father and daughter, but a super typhoon changed everything.
It's alright, watchable, but it's a bit like a diary entry. Everything develops very quickly and is described in a very casual way. People readily agree to help others when asked, and everything goes smoothly. To put it bluntly, there's nothing particularly satisfying about it. 😏
It looks pretty good, but the system settings in the middle have been changed.
Although it's a cliché, it's described quite well.
It looks amazing and sounds amazing!
Not bad, not bad, this book doesn't make your heart burn.
It's pretty good. I feel very comfortable listening to the book.
The handwriting is very beautiful.
It sounds awesome and impressive.
Hmm, it's very dynamic, and the layered effect looks quite nice.
Great, nothing much to say, it's very pleasing to the eye.