To keep anyone who clicks in from being disappointed, I'll note here that the novel's actual title is My Three-Year-Old Heavenly Dao Darling, Her Lazy Mother, and Her Unlucky Father.
Xixi is three years old. Her mother is a lazybones with no dreams, ambitions, or cultivation. That's not important. Xixi is smart and capable, so supporting her lazy mother is no problem.
But her father has turned evil and wants to destroy the world. That's a real headache. "Life is hard," Xixi sighs.
Yue Lijiang once vanquished demons and monsters for the Myriad Forms Realm. His proud, unyielding nature made him the greatest man of his age, yet he had seen all the world's filth and learned the depths of human treachery. After his friends and family had all left him, there was nothing left in this world that he needed to protect.
But just as he decided to destroy the world, he suddenly learned that he had a daughter living among the mortals.
Yue Lijiang sets out to destroy the Southern Sect. Xixi follows him with a little basket on her back and hands him a fishing rod, saying in her childish voice, "We need to catch five fish today, trap two pheasants, and pick two bags of mushrooms. It's going to rain tomorrow and the day after, so we need to prepare enough food for three days."
Yue Lijiang: "..."
The Grand Elder of the Mystic Sect has been waiting nearby for five days. At last, the Sect Master summons him. Rubbing his hands together, he's ready to get out there and accomplish something great.
Yue Lijiang: "Cast a divination. Figure out where I should sit to catch five fish quickly."
Elder: "Sure. What???"
A lazy heroine x a dark-hearted powerhouse with a reputation known throughout the world
A word of warning may be in order: this isn't a traditional story about a three-and-a-half-year-old. The protagonists are a family of three, and this is a redemption story. The blurb is part of the novel, but the whole story isn't made up of these kinds of everyday scenes. The plot comes first.
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Blurb: When she was fifteen, her father died and her mother remarried.
Her stepfather was cold and distant, offering little affection. Her mother swallowed her pride to make ends meet, and her stepsister and stepbrother shunned her. Trapped between them, Xia Tian spent every day dreaming of mastering magic and bringing her father back to life...
Then she transmigrated.
After spending half a century in the interstellar era, Xia Tian suddenly returned...
What's more, she had seen the beginnings of spiritual power inside a grand magic array. Now, Xia Tian only wants to study hard, get into Tsinghua, and continue her unfinished research into spiritual power.
Xia Tian is working hard on her practice exams when her friends from the True God Alliance come to see her. "Xia Tian, have you betrayed our faith?"
Xia Tian: "No, I'm trying to get closer to our faith. Look, you can't even draw a grand magic array..."
Her friend reads the instructions for the magic array: "First, draw a circle. Inside it, put an inscribed regular pentagon, then draw the middle lines in order..."
WTF! What does that even mean? What's an inscribed shape? What's a middle line? Are there regular and irregular pentagons?
Xia Tian: "If we want to become true mages as soon as possible, let's get into Tsinghua!"
A month later, when they see the top name on the midterm exam rankings, the True God Alliance decides that completing the magic array might actually be possible...
The third young master of the Ling family, Ling Ye, was a prodigy. He got into a world-class university at thirteen and completed his bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees in just five years. But after an accident, he was locked away in an attic.
On the first day Xia Tian arrived, Ling Ye stepped outside the attic for the first time. The howling wind in his mind fell silent the moment he touched the girl's fingers... After two years without sleep, Third Young Master Ling finally managed to rest that night.
I've heard the wind howl, the rain lash, the sea roar, and the mountains collapse. In the end, I found peace in your world.
Theme: Even the longest night must end, and dawn will always come.
The narration of the story, which is about the causes and consequences, is a bit messy and makes it a bit difficult to read. However, Xixi is really cute! For Xixi, I can tolerate other shortcomings!
The daughter who should not write about the way of heaven is three years old. The protagonist is not Xixi at all, but her mother. I don't like this kind of writing where the title is her daughter and the protagonist is another person. Apart from having better luck with Hee Hee, what else does she have? Okay, is there anything useful? Nothing. The article is not on point.
What about those two disgusting sect members? Their fate was that they didn't explain anything. Were they all dead or something like this? Have what they did been exposed to the world?
Although the plot is a bit scattered, and the plot is not clearly explained. But it's already good, keep up the good work
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I stayed up late to finish it. It looks good!
People from the mother's clan are called uncles, and people from the father's clan are called uncles. Every time I see the title, I feel so awkward
I finished reading it at 3:28, it's midnight... I've recently become obsessed with cute articles like this one, and I was chasing one that was too slow to update, so I read other ones. This one is okay, and it's enough for kids to be cute.
The little orange girl who always brings Xixi into a certain short video is cute and well-behaved. It's just the plot. I felt lonely and confused after watching it.
Overall, it was okay. I finished reading it in one sitting, but the emotional line was a bit blurry. The feeling I got from the first half of the story is that for the male protagonist, the daughter accounts for 8 points and the female protagonist accounts for 2 points, so the ending is better. I'm used to seeing stories where the male protagonist values the female protagonist more than the child, so I'm a little uncomfortable with it. Maybe because it's not a love story in general, there are very few descriptions of the emotional changes between the two people. I don't even know when the two people completed their marriage...
Ahhhhhhh, how come it's over? I didn't find out about it until the update came out.
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The narration of the story, which is about the causes and consequences, is a bit messy and makes it a bit difficult to read. However, Xixi is really cute! For Xixi, I can tolerate other shortcomings!
The daughter who should not write about the way of heaven is three years old. The protagonist is not Xixi at all, but her mother. I don't like this kind of writing where the title is her daughter and the protagonist is another person. Apart from having better luck with Hee Hee, what else does she have? Okay, is there anything useful? Nothing. The article is not on point.
What about those two disgusting sect members? Their fate was that they didn't explain anything. Were they all dead or something like this? Have what they did been exposed to the world?
Although the plot is a bit scattered, and the plot is not clearly explained. But it's already good, keep up the good work
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I stayed up late to finish it. It looks good!
People from the mother's clan are called uncles, and people from the father's clan are called uncles. Every time I see the title, I feel so awkward
I finished reading it at 3:28, it's midnight... I've recently become obsessed with cute articles like this one, and I was chasing one that was too slow to update, so I read other ones. This one is okay, and it's enough for kids to be cute.
The little orange girl who always brings Xixi into a certain short video is cute and well-behaved. It's just the plot. I felt lonely and confused after watching it.
Overall, it was okay. I finished reading it in one sitting, but the emotional line was a bit blurry. The feeling I got from the first half of the story is that for the male protagonist, the daughter accounts for 8 points and the female protagonist accounts for 2 points, so the ending is better. I'm used to seeing stories where the male protagonist values the female protagonist more than the child, so I'm a little uncomfortable with it. Maybe because it's not a love story in general, there are very few descriptions of the emotional changes between the two people. I don't even know when the two people completed their marriage...
Ahhhhhhh, how come it's over? I didn't find out about it until the update came out.