You're Really Not the Child's Father

After reading the last chapter, I didn't understand how Shou could have a head of red and flamboyant hair and at the same time appear to be soft, gentle and handsome. . .

Looks good, I found a treasure

Finished spreading flowers ~ I really want to see the extra story when the children grow up

It's beautiful, but I feel a little bored as I go on.

Happy, complete, and looking forward to the daily life of the children when they grow up

I've finished reading it, and I skipped some chapters. There are some points that I'm a little concerned about, so I won't go into them.

A very cute article. . Many of the settings are cute and interesting. It's delicious, but I thought there would be more extras. I couldn't bear to part with it.

An ordinary sweet article [Maotou] I thought I would never finish it but suddenly I finished it [Maotou]

Finished spreading flowers ~ no extras qaq

I think it's unfair and I can't explain it. Xiaohuashu is not yet at a sensible age. I can understand that they respect his wishes and let him be a rice insect, but is the name too casual? He likes this name, so he can use it as a nickname and choose a formal name that has a different meaning than Xiaohualong but has a similar cultural level. The names of the two children can be said to be very different. The gap is too big. He is not very sensible yet, so he wants this name, but his father and father understand. This name is really a bit too outrageous, comparable to the casual names of the old days like "Goudan" and "Zhaodi"... He is still young now, so it is not too abrupt. When he becomes an adult, hundreds of thousands of years old, when he introduces his name to his descendants, he will say that my name is Yan Huahua? He will really be laughed at