At some point, orphan protagonists became all the rage in the novel world.
When the parents are sacrificed to Heaven, the protagonist's powers know no bounds.
The moment Bai Ye transmigrated into this world, he appeared on a battlefield and nearly got shot dead by an arrow.
Only later did he discover that he had become the protagonist's old father, destined to die in battle in the novel.
As the protagonist's father, Bai Ye felt immense pressure, because Heaven itself kept trying to kill him.
Bai Ye didn't want to die. After pulling a series of outrageous stunts...
He discovered that he had become Heaven's dad.
P.S. The protagonist grows over time, and this isn't a power fantasy.
P.S. There's a lot of child-rearing, and the kid is an important character.
Theme: Filial piety comes first among all virtues.
The protagonist wants to fight against fate and not want to die, but is this necessary for a child?
You can write about the transformation. He has been studying for several years, so he should not understand these principles.
Not the father you imagined.
It's not just a sense of fun, it's because of the agreement with the bandits. It's very thoughtful.
It's well written here, it's great
Personally, I feel like it doesn't connect with the previous chapter.
Looks good, please update
Good looking (●—●)
Come on(???_??)?